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Only Girls 

Noelia (Clara Alvarado) is a young woman who leaves her hometown in search of a better future. Her relationship with her father was never ideal, and she feels the need to get away. After holding several jobs, she decides to create an account on Only Girls, a platform where she gives free rein to her clients’ sexual fantasies and where there are no boundaries. One of them wants to establish a closer relationship with her, something she initially rejects. However, after he offers her a substantial sum of money, Noelia begins to wonder whether she should go through with the meeting.
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Noelia (Clara Alvarado) is a young woman who leaves her hometown in search of a better future. Her relationship with her father was never ideal, and she feels the need to get away. After holding several jobs, she decides to create an account on Only Girls, a platform where she gives free rein to her clients’ sexual fantasies and where there are no boundaries. One of them wants to establish a closer relationship with her, something she initially rejects. However, after he offers her a substantial sum of money, Noelia begins to wonder whether she should go through with the meeting.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kiko Prada
Written By:Kiko Prada
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