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El Último Turf · Incoming

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El Último Turf

Released May 5, 2026

Details

Language: Spanish
Studio: ConSoda Producciones

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Incoming EditorialReviewed May 5, 2026

El Último Turf is a Spanish-language comedy film about three retirees who, after losing a large sum of money on horse racing, plan an absurd heist to steal a coveted golden horse. It releases on May 5, 2026.

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Key features

·Spanish-language comedy film
·Theatrical release May 5, 2026
·Heist narrative centered on three retirees
·Horse-racing backdrop
·Golden horse as central MacGuffin

FAQ

When does El Último Turf release?

El Último Turf releases on May 5, 2026.

What is El Último Turf about?

The film follows three retirees who, after losing a large sum of money betting on horse races, plan a heist to steal a golden horse, believing it will solve their financial problems.

What language is El Último Turf in?

The film is in Spanish.

About this release

El Último Turf opens in theaters on May 5, 2026. The film follows three retirees whose habitual, unsuccessful horse-race betting leads to serious financial losses. Convinced they are acting in the name of justice, they devise a scheme to recover what they've lost — by stealing a coveted golden horse. The premise blends caper-film mechanics with the particular circumstances of older protagonists navigating a self-imposed crisis.

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