'American Fiction' Speaks Truth
American Fiction is a genuinely entertaining film with a few lessons.
THE CALL
Pablo Lamar Suarez is an employee of a night call center, he is mainly dedicated to defrauding elderly people by phone to steal their bank information. Pablo is a person who is inconsiderate of others and ready to deceive anyone to get his commission for the calls he makes. During the night Pablo takes all kinds of calls, normal people he scams, people angry with him, slow old men, but at the end of the night he receives a special call.
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Pablo Lamar Suarez is an employee of a night call center, he is mainly dedicated to defrauding elderly people by phone to steal their bank information. Pablo is a person who is inconsiderate of others and ready to deceive anyone to get his commission for the calls he makes. During the night Pablo takes all kinds of calls, normal people he scams, people angry with him, slow old men, but at the end of the night he receives a special call.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:José Sebastián González Pérez
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:SWEÑA
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