How Prince Charming Marries a Princess
Produced by Vanguard Animation and released on Netflix, this animated fairytale movie has a lot of ironies as the story is told by the prince himself.
Stefan vs. Kramer
Stefan Kramer, struggles with a deep family feud and the anger of well-known politicians and national celebrities. The comedian then faces his own ghosts and has to resort to friendship and humor to recover his love and his family.
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Stefan Kramer, struggles with a deep family feud and the anger of well-known politicians and national celebrities. The comedian then faces his own ghosts and has to resort to friendship and humor to recover his love and his family.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sandra Arriagada, Lalo Prieto, Sebastián Freund, Stefan Kramer
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Kramer Producciones
Cast
Stefan Kramer, Lalo Prieto, Sebastián Freund
Director
Stefan Kramer
Stefan
Paloma Soto
Olivia
Teresita Commentz
Ema
Andres Commentz
Panchito
Carolina Paulsen
Maid
Javiera Acevedo
Javiera
Daniel Sagües
Commercial Director
Constanza B. Majluf
ABCdin Marketing Manager
Virginia Demaria
Leonorent Receptionist
Solange Medina
Stefan Kramer's Fan
Eduardo Burdel
Businessman
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