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The Reconstruction
Eduardo is an obsessive and efficient oil plant worker who finds his solitary routine is altered when summoned to travel to Ushuaia for a few days. The trip and reunion with an old friend and his family tested and make something in it is in motion allowing you rebuild your past, present and maybe the future.
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Eduardo is an obsessive and efficient oil plant worker who finds his solitary routine is altered when summoned to travel to Ushuaia for a few days. The trip and reunion with an old friend and his family tested and make something in it is in motion allowing you rebuild your past, present and maybe the future.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Diego Peretti, Juan Taratuto
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Cine.Ar, Concreto Films, INCAA
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