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A group of friends on vacation in Deauville take on the challenge of hitting on as many girls as possible, collecting the underwear of each of their "victims" as trophies.
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A group of friends on vacation in Deauville take on the challenge of hitting on as many girls as possible, collecting the underwear of each of their "victims" as trophies.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Les Films Jacques Leitienne, Imp.Ex.Ci., Helios Productions, African Queen Productions, L.C.J. Editions & Productions
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