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El muerto

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  • "Jorge Luis Borges papers"
  • "Dead man"

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  • "Adaptation cinématographique d'un conte de Jorge Luis Borges racontant comment, au siècle dernier, un certain Benjamin Otalora était devenu contrebandier au cours d'un voyage entre Buenos Ayres et l'Uruguay. Version originale espagnole."
  • "La historia de Benjamín Otalora que en el siglo pasado huyó de Buenos Aires a Uruguay y se convirtió en contrabandista."@es
  • "The story of Benjamin Ortalora and the Uruguayan civil war at the end of the nineteenth century."
  • "Based on a story by Jorge Luis Borges, this film traces the life of Benjamin Otalora. In 19th century South America, Otalora flees from Buenos Aires to Uruguay and joins a smuggling ring. He then tries to take over the leadership of the ring, and in a treacherous showdown, his destiny is forged."
  • "In nineteenth century South America a murderer flees from Buenos Aires to Montevideo where he is befriended by an aging gangster."
  • "In 19th century South America, Benjamin Otalora flees Buenos Aires for killing a man. In Montevideo he meets the leader of a smuggling ring who takes him under his wing. As the aging leader takes sick, Otalora plots to take over."
  • "Based on the short story by Jorge Luis Borges."
  • "An ambitious bandit joins a smuggling ring and covertly tries to assert authority over the group."
  • "The short story, published in "El Aleph," contains many corrections in the form of line-throughs."

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  • "Feature films"
  • "Fiction films"
  • "Action and adventure films"
  • "Foreign language films"

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  • "El muerto"
  • "El muerto"@es
  • "El Muerto"
  • "El mĖ˛uerto the dead man"
  • "El muerto : basada en cuento de Jorge Luis Borges"
  • "El Muerto (The dead man)"
  • "El Muerto the dead man"

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