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Un crack 

Diego Lamote, a former star player whose injury leaves him off the field, returns to the country and seeks to make a living as a representative. He finds out that in the youth team of the Acassuso Club, where he began his football career, there is a boy who has the conditions of Un Crack and who is still in charge as coach Francisco, who was his mentor, with whom he has a past to resolve. Despite his doubts, Lamote goes to the Club in search of the Crack and to confront Francisco and his past, but Francisco's destiny will not let it be resolved without making them both pay for it.
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Diego Lamote, a former star player whose injury leaves him off the field, returns to the country and seeks to make a living as a representative. He finds out that in the youth team of the Acassuso Club, where he began his football career, there is a boy who has the conditions of Un Crack and who is still in charge as coach Francisco, who was his mentor, with whom he has a past to resolve. Despite his doubts, Lamote goes to the Club in search of the Crack and to confront Francisco and his past, but Francisco's destiny will not let it be resolved without making them both pay for it.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Jorge Piwowarski
Written By:Jorge Piwowarski
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Runtime:83 minutes
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Jorge Piwowarski

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Christian Sancho

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Andrés Vicente

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Gabriel Almirón

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Daniel De Vita

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Martin Gallo

Omar

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Darío Levy

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Juliana Muras

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