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Release Date:
October 23, 2018
Original Title:
Ecuatorian Shetta
Genres:
Comedy
Production Companies:
Pulpobal Producciones
Production Countries:
Ecuador
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 65
A strange character has been seen passing through the streets of Quito with a medical bag in hand; inside of him there is a medicine, but it is not what you imagine. It's Baltasar, a marijuana dealer who, after running out of harvest, turns to two eccentric old men. They offer you a new variety: the Ecuatorian Shetta. Baltasar begins to distribute it; but the day is complicated by the arrival of his little daughter, Catalina. Together they will go through chifas, doubts about UFOs and encounters with the police.
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Art Direction:
Nicolas Platonoff
Assistant Director:
Daniel Romero
Director:
Daniel Varela Sánchez
Director of Photography:
Camilo Coba
Editor:
Sergio Venturini
Executive Producer:
Sarahi Echeverria
Producer:
Juliana Khalifé
Sound:
Nicolás Fernández
Sound Designer:
Sebastian Game
Andrés Galarza
Writer:
Daniel Varela Sánchez
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