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Benidorm Mon Amour
Four village lads, travel to Benidorm looking for sun, sea and foreign girls. But weren't expecting to see themselves involved in a plot with lethal counterfeiters and dutiful policemen which will take them one step away from death.
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Four village lads, travel to Benidorm looking for sun, sea and foreign girls. But weren't expecting to see themselves involved in a plot with lethal counterfeiters and dutiful policemen which will take them one step away from death.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Santiago Pumarola, Paco López-Diago
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Trivisión
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