I Touched All Your Stuff (2015)
Overview
This is a film about Christopher Kirk, an American IT guy who moves to Colombia after reading about Pablo Escobar’s hippopotamuses. It is also a film about the story of V., a story that Kirk obsessively tells and retells about his infatuation with a mysterious Japanese-columbian woman. A story that may or may not have to do with his arrest in 2009 in Brazil for international drug trafficking. Moreover, it is also a film about two directors.
Production Companies
Additional Info
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| Original Language | pt |
| Popularity | 0.1297 |
Directed By
Maíra Bühler
Matias Mariani
Crew
Maíra Bühler
Matias Mariani
Matias Mariani
Maíra Bühler
Matias Mariani
Luisa Marques
Beto Ferraz
Beto Ferraz
Luis Dreyfuss
Marina Pessoa
Pedro Eliezer
Basil Shadid
Nik Drankoski
Brett Mcdonald
Matt Sheldon
Juliano Zoppi
Margaret Longley
Luis Dreyfuss
Tadeu Frede
Tadeu Frede
Fernando Pereira Lopes
José Francisco Neto
José Francisco Neto
TOP CAST
Christopher Kirk
Himself
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