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Year

2009

Duration

97 minutes

Genres

Comedy

Language

Spanish (English subtitles)

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Synopsis

Celebrity culture is gently mocked in this sweet Mexican comedy about two brothers whisked out of poverty in a backwoods town and thrust into football stardom. Beto is happy with this turn of events, but his brother Tato sees sporting success only as a route to pop career, blithely ignoring the fact that while he is a pretty good striker, he's a hilariously dreadful singer. Fame proves a tricky business in a film that is packed with great moments.

Director/s

Carlos Cuaron

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Classification

Contains strong language and sex.

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