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Arturo Fernández

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Arturo Fernández

My Time Will Come
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My Time Will Come (Cuando Me Toque a Mi)

Directed by: Victor Arregui

Cast: Manuel Calisto Sánchez, Ramiro Logroño, Randi Kraup

Running Time: 1 hr 30 min

Rating: Not Rated

Release Date: December 4, 2009

Plot: A coroner in Quito, Ecuador comes in contact with a lot of dead people, but has a hard time maintaining relationships with the living.

Who’S It For? People who like foreign films and aren’t easily depressed.

Overall

Dr. Arturo Fernandez (Sánchez) works in the city morgue where he has a good rapport with the dead. This is lucky because in the course of the film he’s going to meet a lot of dead folk. Outside of a horror movie you’d be hard pressed to find a higher body count. The film starts with a man mysteriously murdered in a back alley and that’s only the first of a series of interconnected accidents.
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  • 12/4/2009
  • by Megan Lehar
  • The Scorecard Review
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