Willy Wonka
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Concrete Blondes (2013)
Three down-on-their-luck, twenty-something female roommates are living paycheck to paycheck in a rundown apartment, when one night they stumble across $3 million dollars in a suitcase amidst the bloody aftermath of a drug shootout. Despite wanting to keep the money and smuggle it out of the country, the girls are forced into a final showdown and must face off against seasoned criminals who want the cash for themselves.
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Three down-on-their-luck, twenty-something female roommates are living paycheck to paycheck in a rundown apartment, when one night they stumble across $3 million dollars in a suitcase amidst the bloody aftermath of a drug shootout. Despite wanting to keep the money and smuggle it out of the country, the girls are forced into a final showdown and must face off against seasoned criminals who want the cash for themselves.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Nicholas Kalikow, Rob Warren Thomas, Thomas Marshall, Chris Wyatt
In Theaters:5/2/2013
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:CB Films North, Sacred Bull Media
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