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| Daniel Hendler | ... | Coco | |
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Jazmín Stuart | ... | Pipi |
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Yayo Guridi | ... | Horacio |
| Federico Luppi | ... | Zanutto | |
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Carlos Bermejo | ... | Guglierini |
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Franco Burattini | ... | Merodeador #1 |
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Emma Chang | ... | Hija de Cheng |
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David D'Orazio | ... | Hombre con changuito |
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Julieta Dorio | ... | Locutora de noticiero |
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Irene Giser | ... | Locutora de noticiero |
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Patricia Gutierrez | ... | Senora Lange |
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Fiorella Indicatto | ... | Hija deHoratio |
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Tomas Kusel | ... | Ezequiel Lange |
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Inside a quarantined apartment building a man must protect his pregnant wife from his new neighbors.
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Country:
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SpanishRelease Date:
13 July 2011 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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ARS 2,500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Aeroplano Cine,Instituto Nacional de Cine y Artes Audiovisuales (INCAA),Televisión Federal (Telefe) See more »
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This exciting, low-budget Argentine film by Nicolas Goldbart revolves a young couple, Coco (Daniel Hendler) and Pipi (Jazmin Stuart) living in a small, high middle class apartment complex in present-day Buenos Aires City. Suddenly, the whole edifice where they live is under quarantine due to a strange high-mortality epidemic that affects the lungs of its victims. Thus, Coco and Pipi find themselves prisoners of their own apartment. The same goes for their colorful neighbors. All residents, the local sanitary authorities declare, must remain in their apartments until the quarantine is over. None knows how long would that be. Soon food supplies start to run short. Internet is down; so is television. Things take a turn for the worse and the disease becomes a global pandemic. Authorities everywhere –we learn-- are overwhelmed in a matter of days or perhaps weeks. As millions of thousands of people begin to die worldwide, a state of complete chaos and anarchy follows. A maximum stage alert (Phase 6) is declared by the World Health Organization. Yet things get even worse. The apartment complex mirrors society as a whole as the desperate and paranoid neighbors start making alliances and turning on each other with deadly intentions . . .