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Szarka and Barbi, two 17 years old girl travel to Europe to find love and happiness. The vacation starts bad, they lose all their money, but they don't wanna go home.
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Szarka and Barbi, two 17 years old girl travel to Europe to find love and happiness. The vacation starts bad, they lose all their money, but they don't wanna go home.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure, Romance
Written By:Tamás Sas, Richárd Salinger
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Megafilm
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