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The Pantonne
Plunged into a crisis on his wedding day, Leonardo Pantonne turns to his brother Javier for support and takes refuge in his home. In the midst of the chaos, they try to contain the overflowing scenario, but it will be the young children who will prove to be the only ones capable of solving such a situation.
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Plunged into a crisis on his wedding day, Leonardo Pantonne turns to his brother Javier for support and takes refuge in his home. In the midst of the chaos, they try to contain the overflowing scenario, but it will be the young children who will prove to be the only ones capable of solving such a situation.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Florencia Momo
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Mil Grullas Cine, Morell Cine
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