Ansio Bruselas must overcome the phobia that keeps him prisoner in his tidy, comfortable and safe home, because of the certain possibility that her sister will have her breasts amputated with a tool as unsubtle as a saw. The journey does not seem difficult: find a box with a mysterious content and take it to where Ana Ele, the sister , is held captive. He only has to arrive as quickly as possible to his destination, with box and its contents intact. However, Ansio's innocent curiosit , and phobia will turn his simple journey into an endless succession of strange and incoherent events. Because reality is reality until it's not anymore, you know?
Alejo Rébora
Director
Ignacio Bruno
Ansio Bruselas / Cirujano
Leticia Salorio
Ana L. (voz)
Joka Barrios
Punk / Cirujano
Maxi Carrasco
Punk / Cirujano
Juan Elvis Pereyra
Punk
Juan Pablo Santucho
Punk
Hernán Bruno
Linyera
Andrés Larroque
Andresito
Agustín Aguirre
Fanático
Sergio Ariel Aragona
Fanático
Rodrigo Lico Lorente
Fanático
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