Sirāt: No Lesson to Learn
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The Ambassador of India
Jaime Flórez, a shrewd provincial, has a stroke of luck when he is treated as a king in a town that confuses him with an important international diplomat.
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Jaime Flórez, a shrewd provincial, has a stroke of luck when he is treated as a king in a town that confuses him with an important international diplomat.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mario Ribero Ferreira, Mario González
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Compañía para el Fomento Cinematográfico - FOCINE
Cast
Mario Ribero Ferreira
Director
Hugo Gómez
El embajador
Manuel Pachón
Gobernador del Huila
Olga Lucía Alvira
Silvia
José María Arzuaga
José María
Edgardo Román
Amilkar
Martha Arévalo
Rafael Bohórquez
Juez Municipal / Narrador
Diego Camacho
Rodolfo Chinchilla Jácome
Max Castillo
Manuel Currea
Alcalde de Garzón
María Mercedes Duque de Rengifo
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