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Luciana is a famous former TV presenter who is enjoying her early retirement from the media. One day, she receives a gift in the mail from one of her fans: a small, cute, and seemingly harmless stuffed rabbit. However, Luciana doesn't know it's a complex technological device designed to control and manipulate her sexual appetite.
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Luciana is a famous former TV presenter who is enjoying her early retirement from the media. One day, she receives a gift in the mail from one of her fans: a small, cute, and seemingly harmless stuffed rabbit. However, Luciana doesn't know it's a complex technological device designed to control and manipulate her sexual appetite.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ernesto Aguilar
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Margen Cine
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