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Prostituta
Adrián, after having a difficult childhood due to the death of his father, decides to become a policeman, a situation that plunges him into the world of prostitution and all the intrigue and corruption that exists in that underworld.
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Adrián, after having a difficult childhood due to the death of his father, decides to become a policeman, a situation that plunges him into the world of prostitution and all the intrigue and corruption that exists in that underworld.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Adolfo Martínez Solares
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Frontera Films
Cast
Óscar González Iñiguez
Director
Alejandro Camacho
Don Antonio
Amara Villafuerte
Doña Verónica
Isabel Madow
Rosario
Nicole Mayer
Rocío
Nabila Alejandra Rojas
Lucía
Carlo Guerra
Adrián
Nicole Alvarez
Verónica hija
Daniel Mendoza
Adrián niño
Guadalupe Toledo
Trabajadora social
Miguel Ángel Camacho
Sicario III
Leonardo García Vale
Novio de Verónica (uncredited)
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