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Jóvenes inocentes. Corrupción 

Jóvenes Inocentes (Young Innocents) is a haunting short film dealing based on the Spanish novel series by the same title, written by David González. It deals with the corruption and darkness that is sex trafficking and exploitation
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Jóvenes Inocentes (Young Innocents) is a haunting short film dealing based on the Spanish novel series by the same title, written by David González. It deals with the corruption and darkness that is sex trafficking and exploitation

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:David González
Written By:David González
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Young Talents Films

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