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An Unlikely Cruise
A cruise ship of high class people sets sail for the Aegean islands. The owner's son, who is fed up with being 'the captains son' changes his name in order to have a full cruise experience.
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A cruise ship of high class people sets sail for the Aegean islands. The owner's son, who is fed up with being 'the captains son' changes his name in order to have a full cruise experience.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mary Vidali
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Athens Film Company
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