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A lieutenant and four others are having a little party before entering combat. Ensign has his girlfriend in a village occupied by the enemy, so it is essential a rescue mission
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A lieutenant and four others are having a little party before entering combat. Ensign has his girlfriend in a village occupied by the enemy, so it is essential a rescue mission
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rafael García Serrano, Rafael J. Salvia, Rafael Gil
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Rafael Gil Álvarez, Coral Producciones Cinematográficas
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