Julián, an ordinary boy, discovers a bag filled with money. Committed to finding the bag's owner, he unwittingly plunges into the world of violence that the city of Paraná has to offer.
Duke (Jefe)
Julian
Ayudante de Jefe
Julián, an ordinary boy, discovers a bag filled with money. Committed to finding the bag's owner, he unwittingly plunges into the world of violence that the city of Paraná has to offer.
2019-10-11
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Experimental documentary short starring Batato Barea and Peter Pank, filmed in July 1991
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