Buenos Aires in the 1980s. Detective Chavez, a family man and a tough cop, once again must solve a mysterious crime. To reveal the identity of the murderer, Chavez must clarify the enigma ...
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Cast
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| Demián Bichir | ... | Chávez (as Demian Bichir) | |
| Chino Darín | ... | Ganso | |
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Carlos Casella | ... | Kevin |
| Mónica Antonópulos | ... | Dolores (as Monica Antonopulos) | |
| Emilio Disi | ... | Morales | |
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Jorgelina Aruzzi | ... | Ana |
| Hugo Arana | ... | Sanfilippo | |
| Luisa Kuliok | ... | Blanca | |
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Humberto Tortonese | ... | Calígula |
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Gino Renni | ... | Sastre |
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Fabián Arenillas | ... | Anchorena |
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Maxi Diorio | ... | Kevin fisicoculturista |
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Nehuen Penzotti | ... | Miguel |
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Martín Wullich | ... | Copito |
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Arturo Goetz | ... | Hombre Polo |
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Buenos Aires in the 1980s. Detective Chavez, a family man and a tough cop, once again must solve a mysterious crime. To reveal the identity of the murderer, Chavez must clarify the enigma waiting in ambush to capture his own heart. Passion surprises even the most astute detective. What will triumph: law or desire? Written by Anonymous
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buenos aires | gay relationship | gay | pretending to be gay | homosexual |Taglines:
Descubrí al culpable. [Find the culprit.] See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
ArgentinaLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
15 May 2014 (Argentina) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
$26,000,000 (estimated)Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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Dolores: [through a radio-communicator] Chavez?
[doesn't answer]
Dolores: Chavez, where the fuck are you?
Chávez: [finally answers] Almost there, almost there. Don't touch anything.
Dolores: OK.
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When El Ganso and Sanfilippo are seen playing chess in the precinct, in the background Dolores can be seen watching TV. The show she's watching is The Strange Lady (1989), a popular telenovela which starred Luisa Kuliok, who in this film plays the victim's sister. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Dolores: [through a radio-communicator] Chavez?
[doesn't answer]
Dolores: Chavez, where the fuck are you?
Chávez: [finally answers] Almost there, almost there. Don't touch anything.
Dolores: OK.
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This movie was compelling to watch because it was unique, had a lot of twists and turns and one of the leads was young, masculine and attractive. Good acting. High production values, but the end was a complete let down. I actively hated the entire movie after seeing the ending. It was truly disgusting!!! It was a deliberate, pathetic trick played by the screenwriter. Those who gave this high marks are sadistic. If this had been a high production "straight" movie, this ending would not have stood. But since it's a gay movie and gays are loathed as well as self-loathing, this type of ending is considered "acceptable" by the screenwriter/director. As a gay person, seeking positive gay themed entertainment, I resent this attitude with a passion!!!