With great performances by Francella and Brieva, this comedy combines humor and action in a story full of unexpected twists.
He Argentine cinema has an indisputable reputation thanks to its variety of genres and quality productions, such as “Waiting for the Float” and “Wild Tales.” These cinematographic gems showed that the national industry can thrill, reflect and make people laugh equally. Now, a comedy that conquered the theaters at its premiere reaches Max to continue making people laugh.
“Incorrigible“, starring two heavyweights of national comedy, is a mix of humor, action and romance. If you are looking for a movie to disconnect and enjoy at home, this is the ideal option for you.
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What Incorrigibles is about, a movie available on Max
The plot begins with Pedro, a man desperate to save his sister’s lifeso he decides to rob a bank to obtain the money necessary for expensive medical treatment. However, their plan takes an unexpected turn when takes Pablo hostagea bank employee whose life will completely change after this event.
The kidnapping gets complicated quickly when Pablo’s in-laws refuse to pay the ransom, revealing dark secrets involving Pablo’s father-in-law, owner of the bank. In the midst of the chaos, Pedro and Pablo decide to unite to confront injustices, unleashing a series of events as hilarious as they were unexpected.
With a touch of satire and scenes full of absurd humor, the film follows these two characters in their attempt to carry out the “perfect robbery.” However, their lack of experience and the crazy situations in which they find themselves involved turn each step into a true disaster.
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Max: cast of Incorrigibles
- Guillermo Francella
- Dady Brieva
- Gisela Van Lacke
- Jorge Rivera Lopez
- Graciela Pal
- Susana Ortiz
Source: Ambito
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