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Y nos fuimos pal' mundial
Three humble Colombian construction workers, known as “Rusos,” travel all the way to Russia to fulfill a promise and support the Colombian national soccer team at the World Cup. Along the way, they are mistaken for dangerous Moscow spies, leading them into an unexpected adventure full of humor, action, and absurd situations, driven by their faith and love for football.
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Three humble Colombian construction workers, known as “Rusos,” travel all the way to Russia to fulfill a promise and support the Colombian national soccer team at the World Cup. Along the way, they are mistaken for dangerous Moscow spies, leading them into an unexpected adventure full of humor, action, and absurd situations, driven by their faith and love for football.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:TAKE ONE PRODUCTIONS, Cinecolor Films, Producciones El Andaluz
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