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Having had his fill of rejections in the acting business, Nico decides to pursue fame via another medium: social media. In a virtual world driven by influencers, likes, and celebrity obsessions, Nico stumbles into a series of hilarious and strange encounters that will test how far he’s willing to go for social media stardom.
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Having had his fill of rejections in the acting business, Nico decides to pursue fame via another medium: social media. In a virtual world driven by influencers, likes, and celebrity obsessions, Nico stumbles into a series of hilarious and strange encounters that will test how far he’s willing to go for social media stardom.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Esteban Rey Cazes
Written By:Mariano Marquevich, Luciano Leyrado, Gastón Soffritti, Esteban Rey Cazes
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Bourke Films, La Productora Films

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