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Two stooges in Mar del Plata 

Pablo and Matías are two friends who decide to travel to Mar del Plata; the first to recover his girlfriend, and the second to find a treasure that he believes hidden in La Feliz. Once there they must deal with Pablo's former father-in-law, an elite group of the American Army, and an extraterrestrial conspiracy
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Pablo and Matías are two friends who decide to travel to Mar del Plata; the first to recover his girlfriend, and the second to find a treasure that he believes hidden in La Feliz. Once there they must deal with Pablo's former father-in-law, an elite group of the American Army, and an extraterrestrial conspiracy

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Genre:Comedy, Adventure, Science Fiction, Action
Written By:Pablo Marini, Matías Lojo, Enzo Lojini, Lucila Yañez
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Fomento Producciones, Video Flims

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