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The Postman Adalberto is involved by chance in the filming of a scene, which gives the film director the idea of including him as an actor, but without his knowledge.
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The Postman Adalberto is involved by chance in the filming of a scene, which gives the film director the idea of including him as an actor, but without his knowledge.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Music
Directed By:Tito Davison
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Producciones Sotomayor

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