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During the filming of a movie, actress Sandra Navarro denounces actor Daniel Zavala for sexual abuse on the set during the recording of a scene for the movie. Daniel pleads his innocence and the production tries to prevent the situation from leaking off the set and causing a scandal.
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During the filming of a movie, actress Sandra Navarro denounces actor Daniel Zavala for sexual abuse on the set during the recording of a scene for the movie. Daniel pleads his innocence and the production tries to prevent the situation from leaking off the set and causing a scandal.
Rating:
Genre:Drama
Written By:Jorge Cuchí
In Theaters:
Box Office:$696,952
Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:Cinépolis, Catatonia Films
Cast
Jorge Cuchí
Director
Alfonso Dosal
Daniel Zavala el Actor
Fiona Palomo
Sandra Navarro la Actriz
Gerardo Trejoluna
Gerardo Villa el Director
Juan Pablo de Santiago
Luis Medina el Abogado
Ana Karina Guevara
Patricia Morales la Abogada
Karla Rodríguez Coronado
Regina Torres la Asistente de Dirección
Mónica Jiménez
Mónica la Productora
Patricia Soto
Ximena la Vestuarista
Luis José Sevilla
Fabián el Representante
Erick Israel Consuelo
Bruno el Second
Solana Azulay
Lorena la Esposa
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