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A young Buenos Aires mother finds employment as a sex worker and struggles to live under the same laws that are supposed to protect her.
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A young Buenos Aires mother finds employment as a sex worker and struggles to live under the same laws that are supposed to protect her.
Rating:
Genre:Drama
Written By:Javier van de Couter, Anahí Berneri
In Theaters:
Box Office:$79,172
Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:INCAA, Laura Cine, Rosaura Films, Varsovia Films
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