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Stolen Tango
Tells the paralleling lives of an upscale Argentinian prostitute and a war traumatized Marine whose worlds collide in the underground network of sex trafficking.
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Tells the paralleling lives of an upscale Argentinian prostitute and a war traumatized Marine whose worlds collide in the underground network of sex trafficking.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Belén Suárez
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Runtime:122 minutes
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Cast
Stu Katz, Belén Suárez
Director
Andrés Bagg
Jason Ross
Florencia Bobadilla
Laura Rodríguez
Julieta Umezawa
María Vilca
Fernanda Vallejo
Yenifer 'Yeni' González
Luichi Almeida
El Tano
Alfonso Barlet
Snow Scott
Julia Azar
Ana
Fabián Carrasco
Jorge González
Maiamar Abrodos
La Tata
José Luis de Giano
Antonio
Glenda Grua
Natalia
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