Two Apples
2023, Spanish. Directed by Eduardo Raspo.
Two apples is a boundless and necessarily fallacious hypothesis of this ephemeral encounter.
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- Post-credits
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- Language
- Spanish
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- Released
- 14 December 2023
- Original title
- Dos manzanas
- Country
- Argentina
- Written by
- Eduardo Raspo, Enrique Cortés
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Two Apples isn’t on a subscription OTT platform in India, but you can rent it or buy it online.
What movies are like Two Apples?
If you liked Two Apples, try Zama, Radium Girls, Munich - The Edge of War.
Who directed Two Apples?
Two Apples (2023) was directed by Eduardo Raspo and stars Martín Slipak, Diego Cremonesi, Luis Ziembrowski.