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Dare Divas
Tanya and Nøk run the popular channel "Dare Divas" on Youtube, where they take dares from their viewers. In their latest 'episode' they are dared to hitchhike to Amsterdam. The catch? No luggage and no phones. No problem. The girls head out on a new adventure. What follows is their own recording of the trip.
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Tanya and Nøk run the popular channel "Dare Divas" on Youtube, where they take dares from their viewers. In their latest 'episode' they are dared to hitchhike to Amsterdam. The catch? No luggage and no phones. No problem. The girls head out on a new adventure. What follows is their own recording of the trip.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Amalie Gissel Sparrebro, Kasper Juhl
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Hellbound Productions
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