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TEASER GUAYAKILL
APPEARANCES ARE DECEIVING. Latin American political reality and its influence on our societies. *Guayakill* is a teaser that portrays the reality of Ecuadorian politicians and their lives away from the public eye.
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APPEARANCES ARE DECEIVING. Latin American political reality and its influence on our societies. *Guayakill* is a teaser that portrays the reality of Ecuadorian politicians and their lives away from the public eye.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Carlos Antepara
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Runtime:13 minutes
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Cast
Carlos Antepara
Director
Mateo Alvarado
X/ASAMBLEISTA
Hugo Behr
Guardaespaldas
Aurelio Ochoa
Torturado ecuatoriano
Jose Neira
Policia torturado
Pamela Abarca
Extra brindis #1
Ruben Córdova
Secuaz #1
Kevin Onofre
Secuaz #2
Carlos Antepara
Vagabundo Quito
Doménica Vallejo
Extra brindis #2
Karla Bravo
Extra brindis #3
Michelle Mero
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