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Janet is a young girl who arrives to New York attracted by the offers of a pseudo movie producer to make her a movie star. Soon enough, she finds out his true intentions.
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Janet is a young girl who arrives to New York attracted by the offers of a pseudo movie producer to make her a movie star. Soon enough, she finds out his true intentions.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Music
Written By:Juan de Garay, Mario Previdi, Elín Ortiz
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Interfilms
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