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La Fuente

Name: La Fuente
Director: Daniel Vivanco
Genre: History, Drama
Released: 2025-12-04
Cast: Luis Gnecco, Roberto Farías, Tefa Quiroz, Amara Pedroso, Francisco Pérez-Bannen

2025 · History, Drama

Skip it. A sandwich shop owner defending his legacy through martial arts philosophy during Chilean protests sounds like it's reaching for profundity it can't quite grasp. Without any critical validation and a plot that strains credibility, you've got better options for tonight.

Plot

Luca Barella (56), owner of La Fuente, a sandwich shop amid Chile's protests, faces ruin and illness. After rescuing a photographer, his shop becomes a target. Guided by Iaido's harmony, Luca defends his legacy as chaos closes in.

Director: Daniel Vivanco

Cast: Luis Gnecco, Roberto Farías, Tefa Quiroz, Amara Pedroso, Francisco Pérez-Bannen

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