El futuro está en el Porno

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El futuro está en el Porno

""Yo antes era una buena persona, pero ahora ya no. Ahora soy mala... Mala, pero mala, mala...""

2005

0h 15m

6.5(2 votes)

Comedy

Drama

Overview

A telephone operator tired of her work and her life, suddenly decides to tease her customers

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5 members

Acting

Marta Belenguer

María José

Acting

Cruz López-Cortón

Vecina

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Marta Galante

Teleoperadora 1

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Carmen Hoyos

Teleoperadora 2

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Marta Paitubí

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