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Adictos 

It's nightfall and the city continues with its daily routine, in the meantime six people are sitting down around a table to talk about their favorite topic: sex. Cristina, who lives in a dissatisfied relationship with her husband David, Elena who defends her point of view at tooth and nail and her husband Adrian who has doubts about marriage and fidelity. Beba and Jorge keep a close eye on the group from the other side of the table, she is a victim of a sexual predator and he is trapped in his addiction to sex. Little by little each character will find their destiny and open the back door of loneliness. Special features: Trailers.
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It's nightfall and the city continues with its daily routine, in the meantime six people are sitting down around a table to talk about their favorite topic: sex. Cristina, who lives in a dissatisfied relationship with her husband David, Elena who defends her point of view at tooth and nail and her husband Adrian who has doubts about marriage and fidelity. Beba and Jorge keep a close eye on the group from the other side of the table, she is a victim of a sexual predator and he is trapped in his addiction to sex. Little by little each character will find their destiny and open the back door of loneliness. Special features: Trailers.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Manuel Fernández
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Runtime:90 minutes
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