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The King of Idiots
Anselmo is a fair man forced to live in an unfair world. His innocence will lead him to get involved in dangerous situations that will make him wonder if he does need a bit of evil to achieve happiness.
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Anselmo is a fair man forced to live in an unfair world. His innocence will lead him to get involved in dangerous situations that will make him wonder if he does need a bit of evil to achieve happiness.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Boris Quercia
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Televisión Nacional de Chile, Aldea Films, Chilechitá
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