Moveria Snags Sales Rights To ‘No Money No Honey,’ Doc Set For World Premiere At Camden
Moveria acquires 'No Money No Honey,' a doc about an Argentine non-binary sex worker in New York, premiering at Camden CIFF.
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Tag: Documentary
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