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A thief asks his wife to visit him in prison, she goes without imagining that he is planning his escape.
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A thief asks his wife to visit him in prison, she goes without imagining that he is planning his escape.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Alejandro Goic, Mateo Iribarren
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Zoo Film & Audio
Cast
Rodrigo Sepúlveda
Director
Ramón Llao
Francisco Córdoba Córdoba
Amparo Noguera
Ana López
Arnaldo Berríos
Gendarme
Hugo Medina
Cape Guard 1
Gabriela Hernández
Ana's Mother
Erto Pantoja
Cape Guard 2
Alejandro Trejo
Hairdresser
Andrés Pérez
Manuel Maniqueo
Néstor Cantillana
Joven del vaso de leche
Rosa Ramírez
Prostitute
Sergio Hernández
Fortunato García
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