My Last Round (2011)
Overview
Hugo becomes captivated with Octavio, a middle-aged local boxing champion, but their relationship is tested when Hugo finds a new job in the city.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 1.289 |
Directed By
Julio Jorquera
Crew
Julio Jorquera
Jorge Malatesta
Rodolfo Pagliere
Francisco Javier Rojas
Fernando Milagros
Danielle Fillios
Miguel Hormazábal
Alejandro Wise
Julio Jorquera
Eduardo Castro
Sergio Armstrong
Estefania Larrain
Miguel Hormazábal
Julio Jorquera
María José Droguett
Rosario Onetto
Magdalena Chacón
Daniela González
Julio Rojas
Carolina Varela
Víctor Rojas
Sergio Armstrong
Sebastián Sorín
Celeste Ahumada
Víctor Rojas
Gabriela Larraín
Cristóbal Carvajal
Cristóbal Carvajal
Fernando Milagros
Miguel Hormazábal
Matías Valdés
TOP CAST
Roberto Farías
Octavio
Héctor Morales
Hugo
Manuela Martelli
Jennifer
Tamara Acosta
Matilde
Alejandro Trejo
Carlos
Luis Dubó
Emiliano
Gonzalo Robles
Don Chalo
Ramón Llao
Miguel
Armando Navarrete
Oscar
Yamila Reyna
Ximena
Víctor Rojas
René
Ariel Mateluna
Thief
Christian Farias
'Castigo' Orellana
César Robinson López
Fernando
Diego Vergara
Gringo
Ricardo Araneda
Araneda
Andrés Cid
'Mamut'
Paula Leoncini
Dr. Osorio
Bernardo Quesney
Jennifer's Brother
Alvaro Casanova
Jennifer's Boyfriend
Víctor Hugo Ogaz
Print Clerk
Alfredo Tello
Thug 3
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