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A 12 year-old girl finds friendship on an internet chat room with a 14 year-old boy without realizing that the boy is actually an older man who is part of a child prostitution ring.
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A 12 year-old girl finds friendship on an internet chat room with a 14 year-old boy without realizing that the boy is actually an older man who is part of a child prostitution ring.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Tobías Ovares, Ingo Niehaus, Andrés Heidenreich, Anabelle Ulloa
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Productora Audiovisual Latinoamericana Ltd.
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