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Berta, a mature woman of high class, has been hiring the services of Alberto, a professional scort with whom she meets once a month in a hotel room. One day Alberto is unable to keep the appointment and sends another scort, Hugo, a much younger and inexperienced boy. Berta distrusts Hugo and insists that he leave, but Hugo wants to finish the job because he needs the money. From here, Berta and Hugo will begin an emotional journey in which, despite their differences, mistrust and prejudices, they will discover that they have more in common than they thought.
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Berta, a mature woman of high class, has been hiring the services of Alberto, a professional scort with whom she meets once a month in a hotel room. One day Alberto is unable to keep the appointment and sends another scort, Hugo, a much younger and inexperienced boy. Berta distrusts Hugo and insists that he leave, but Hugo wants to finish the job because he needs the money. From here, Berta and Hugo will begin an emotional journey in which, despite their differences, mistrust and prejudices, they will discover that they have more in common than they thought.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Salva Martos Cortés
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:La Canica Films, Marila Films, Sibila Vision Films
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