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The Unprofitable Servant
Luca, a reserved real-estate employee, is faced with the bureaucracy that prevents a construction from moving forward, which drives him to turn to a representative who will turn him into his front man. Blinded by ambition, he doesn’t notice that this will lead to a limitless fall.
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Luca, a reserved real-estate employee, is faced with the bureaucracy that prevents a construction from moving forward, which drives him to turn to a representative who will turn him into his front man. Blinded by ambition, he doesn’t notice that this will lead to a limitless fall.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fernando Lacolla
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Punto de Fuga Cine
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