Not Much More than Magic in 'Maestro'
In 'Maestro,' we're left with an impression but not with an understanding of the main character.
Suave Patria
Oscar and Arthur are two actors without fortune who survive unemployment with a routine street, where one represents the thief and the other to the police. Thanks to this performance are "hired" by Mr. Mauricio Tavares to play a practical joke on dangerous Don Antonio Robledo, a senior executive who suffer a fictional kidnapping for later culminate in a surprise party.
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Oscar and Arthur are two actors without fortune who survive unemployment with a routine street, where one represents the thief and the other to the police. Thanks to this performance are "hired" by Mr. Mauricio Tavares to play a practical joke on dangerous Don Antonio Robledo, a senior executive who suffer a fictional kidnapping for later culminate in a surprise party.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Hubert Barrero
In Theaters:
Box Office:$3,423,685
Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Bros Club Producciones, Pandilla Films, Suave Patria Films
Cast
Francisco Javier Padilla
Director
Omar Chaparro
Oscar Alvidrez
Adrián Uribe
Arturo Ordoñez
Karla Souza
Roxana Robledo
Héctor Suárez
Comandante Porfirio Narvaez
Héctor Jiménez
Sargento Panfilo Pedraza
Luis Felipe Tovar
Cuahutemoc / Narrador
José Carlos Ruiz
Jeronimo Natage
Zamia Fandiño
Raquel
Mario Zaragoza
Gustavo Solis
Mario Iván Martínez
Mauricio Tavarez
Agustín Bernal
Juan 'ladrillo' Tovar
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