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Marcos Wainsberg is a middle-aged boxer, retired after killing an opponent in the ring with a single punch. One day, while waiting for the arrival of his ex-girlfriend to try to mend the relationship, his cousin Huguito, the classic Buenos Aires chanta, falls into his house with blood stained shirt. At the same time, Franco Robles, a powerful corporate magnate, is hospitalized awaiting a liver transplant. But someone stole it, and Robles' life hangs by a thread. While a group of vigilantes tries to find the lost liver, Marcos distrusts his cousin's intentions. The city is in chaos, and there are rumors that Satan himself is giving away narco dollars to the poor. Add to this the greed of Robles' daughter and a delirious character called Café con Leche and the result is a Molotov cocktail of black humor, bad temper, blood, broken bones, a little more bad blood and a little more blood.
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Data sheet
- ORIGINAL TITLE
- Diablo
- Actors
- Luis Ziembrowski
Juan Palomino
Leandro De La Torre
Sergio Boris
Flora Gro
Vic Hemlock
Jorge D'Elia
Hugo Quiril
Gustavo Sala
Luis Aranosky
- Director
- Nicanor Loreti
- Gender
- Comedy
- Format
- DVD
- Region
- 2
- Dubbing
- None
- Subtitle
- None
- No. Discs
- 1
- Duration:
- 85
- Moral Rating
- Not recommended for children under 16 years of age
- Study
- Karma Films
- Original language
- Spanish
Marcos Wainsberg is a middle-aged boxer, retired after killing an opponent in the ring with a single punch. One day, while waiting for the arrival of his ex-girlfriend to try to mend the relationship, his cousin Huguito, the classic Buenos Aires chanta, falls into his house with blood stained shirt. At the same time, Franco Robles, a powerful corporate magnate, is hospitalized awaiting a liver transplant. But someone stole it, and Robles' life hangs by a thread. While a group of vigilantes tries to find the lost liver, Marcos distrusts his cousin's intentions. The city is in chaos, and there are rumors that Satan himself is giving away narco dollars to the poor. Add to this the greed of Robles' daughter and a delirious character called Café con Leche and the result is a Molotov cocktail of black humor, bad temper, blood, broken bones, a little more bad blood and a little more blood.