El man (2009)
- Released
- Director Harold Trompetero
- Genres Comedy
Synopsis
Felipe De Las Aguas is a taxi driver in the capital, which is tired of seeing the injustices that happen around him, for this reason agrees to become "El Man", a superhero in the flesh, that with hard work, shrewdness and empirical justice helps others with their only super power: the faith.
Cast
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Bernardo García
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Fernando Solórzano
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Aida Bossa
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Inés Prieto
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Marcela Benjumea
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Julio Cesar Herrera
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Jaime Barbini
as Coronel Don Miguel
Crew
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Harold Trompetero
Director
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