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The Art Of Losing (perder Es CuestiÓn De MÉtodo)
by MiamiInternationalFilmFestival
A hemorrhoids-stricken journalist, an exotic dancer and a man with a missing brother unravel the secrets of Bogotá in this whodunit based on a Colombian cult novel. A corpse is found impaled near a lake, beginning a crime story that stretches from strip clubs to nudist centers and from graveyards to high rises.
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Language: Spanish
Year of production: 2004
Length: 105
Country: United States
Directors:
Sergio Cabrera
Producers:
Gerardo Herrero, Marianella Cabrera
Actors:
Daniel Giménez Cacho, Martina García, César Mora, Víctor Mallarino
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