
Marc, la sucia rata
Synopsis
Marc, a young borderline, tries to commit suicide by throwing himself on the train tracks and is stopped by a policeman who will try to convince him to give up his idea.
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MARC LA SUCIA RATA - TRAILER CINE
Type: Trailer • Published 2017-09-15
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Mar del Plata Film Festival
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Leonardo Fabio Calderón
- Screenplay & Story
- José Sbarra, Leonardo Fabio Calderón
- Original Title
- Marc, la sucia rata
- Country of Origin
- Argentina
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Leonardo Fabio Calderón
José Sbarra, Leonardo Fabio Calderón
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Leonardo Fabio Calderón
Writer
Leonardo Fabio Calderón
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Marc, la sucia rata
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What is Marc, la sucia rata about?
Marc, a young borderline, tries to commit suicide by throwing himself on the train tracks and is stopped by a policeman who will try to convince him to give up his idea.
Who directed Marc, la sucia rata?
Marc, la sucia rata was directed by Leonardo Fabio Calderón.
Who stars in Marc, la sucia rata?
The principal cast of Marc, la sucia rata includes Diego Mackenzie, Daniel Ritto, Geniol.
When was Marc, la sucia rata released and how long is it?
Marc, la sucia rata was released in 2003 with a total runtime of 1h 30m.
Is Marc, la sucia rata based on a book or true story?
Marc, la sucia rata is adapted from the following source material: Book: "José Sbarra".
