Tangalanga Strikes Back: Quest for the Crystal Asshole
The feature film, which promises to spark debate about cancel culture, combines archival footage and Artificial Intelligence technology to bring back the renowned prank-call comedian in the role of the “Evil Doctor Hannal,” accompanied by a cast that includes everyone from Mirtha Legrand to the late former president Fernando de la Rúa and TV host Pinky.
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The feature film, which promises to spark debate about cancel culture, combines archival footage and Artificial Intelligence technology to bring back the renowned prank-call comedian in the role of the “Evil Doctor Hannal,” accompanied by a cast that includes everyone from Mirtha Legrand to the late former president Fernando de la Rúa and TV host Pinky.
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Written By:Daniela Nigrelli, Héctor Alba, Diego Recalde
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