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Andrea finds out that an embarrassing video of her has gone viral. While she contemplates the idea of suicide, a hacker hired by her ex-boyfriend watches her anxiously through hidden cameras installed all over Andrea's apartment.
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Andrea finds out that an embarrassing video of her has gone viral. While she contemplates the idea of suicide, a hacker hired by her ex-boyfriend watches her anxiously through hidden cameras installed all over Andrea's apartment.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Francisco Bendomir
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Alto Toga SRL
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