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The Invisible Children (2002)
A young boy and his friends attempt to become invisible to get closer to the girls they desire. They must steal the magic recipe and its ingredients without getting caught to perform the ritual.
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A young boy and his friends attempt to become invisible to get closer to the girls they desire. They must steal the magic recipe and its ingredients without getting caught to perform the ritual.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Gabriel García Márquez, Lisandro Duque Naranjo
In Theaters:11/9/2002
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Cinetel, EGM Producciones, Hangar Films, Ma Non Troppo Films
Cast
Lisandro Duque Naranjo
Director
Guillermo Castañeda
Rafael
Ingrid Cielo Ospina
Martha Cecilia
Gustavo Angarita
Fernando
Gustavo Camacho
Fernando
Juvenal Camacho
Gonzalo
Inés Prieto
Rafael's Mother
Hernando Montenegro
Rafael's Father
Carolina Vivas
Martha Cecilia's Mother
Marcela Valencia
Gonzalo's Mother
Álvaro García
Gonzalo's Father
Maria Angelica Rengifo
Gonzalo's Sister
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