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Emilia
Emilia experiences her childhood through her senses. Until now, her body has been a vehicle for pleasure and curiosity. With the onset of puberty, she grows her first facial hair, and with it come concerns about her appearance. Suddenly, her body is filled with nothing but pain and shame.
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Emilia experiences her childhood through her senses. Until now, her body has been a vehicle for pleasure and curiosity. With the onset of puberty, she grows her first facial hair, and with it come concerns about her appearance. Suddenly, her body is filled with nothing but pain and shame.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniela García Juárez
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Producciones Ojo de Pez, IMACP, PEIDAC, Armi Producciones
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