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The Ballester Molina
Eva and Dionisio loved each other. She comes out of a jail in Buenos Aires, and carries a scalpel in her purse. He lives in Corrientes and has an old Ballester Molina pistol in a box. His heart knows that she will return to take revenge. The waiting torments him. Steel binds them together, but Eva knows how to free herself.
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Eva and Dionisio loved each other. She comes out of a jail in Buenos Aires, and carries a scalpel in her purse. He lives in Corrientes and has an old Ballester Molina pistol in a box. His heart knows that she will return to take revenge. The waiting torments him. Steel binds them together, but Eva knows how to free herself.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Pablo Almirón
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Studio:LAGUNAR (Corrientes), FILM&CO (Bariloche)
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