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Adrián and Vanesa are a young married couple going through financial difficulties. Although Adrián works, the money is no longer enough to pay the household bills. Adrián's mother proposes to Vanesa to join in an enterprise: bring men to the house so that they pay her for having sex. Vanesa faces the new family business and the money begins to arrive, but secretly for Adrián, who does not know about his wife's new job.
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Adrián and Vanesa are a young married couple going through financial difficulties. Although Adrián works, the money is no longer enough to pay the household bills. Adrián's mother proposes to Vanesa to join in an enterprise: bring men to the house so that they pay her for having sex. Vanesa faces the new family business and the money begins to arrive, but secretly for Adrián, who does not know about his wife's new job.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ernesto Aguilar
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Margen Cine
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