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Back to the Siam

2013, Spanish. Directed by Gonzalo Roldán.

An old Siam refrigerator transforms into a time machine. Martin and Doc Marron travel back to 1986. Now, they need a massive amount of energy to return. Gonzalo Roldán embodies a true passion for cinema. Holding his ground at his video rental store, he managed to convince a wide array of figures—from news anchors to acclaimed actors—to join him in the wild scheme of recreating *Back to the Future* with a homegrown, grassroots flair.

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Released
6 September 2013
Country
Argentina
Written by
Gonzalo Roldán

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Back to the Siam runs 95 minutes (1h 35m).

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Who directed Back to the Siam?

Back to the Siam (2013) was directed by Gonzalo Roldán and stars Gonzalo Roldán, Luis Minari, Mauricio Jortack.

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