Confessions of a Cam Girl
Jan 27 2024
•1h 26m
•Drama, TV Movie
Kristen is set to become the first in her family to graduate college. Her working-class parents are furious when she reveals a plan to attend fashion school instead of college. Her parents refuse to use her college fund for her farfetched dream. Determined to pay for it herself, Kristen secretly creates an online explicit content page to raise $10,000 for dream program. Confident that she can keep her side hustle under wraps, Kristen’s secret unravels and threatens not just her future, but the safety of her family as well.
Cast
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Megan Best
Kristen Walters
Camille Sullivan
Carol Walters
Vienna Leacock
Riley
Josh Bogert
Owen Saunders
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