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El fontanero, su mujer... y otras cosas de meter
A plumber rejects many sexual propositions from his clients for the love of his wife. But one day, when he gets home, he finds his wife with another man in bed. From then on, the attitude to his clients will change radically.
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A plumber rejects many sexual propositions from his clients for the love of his wife. But one day, when he gets home, he finds his wife with another man in bed. From then on, the attitude to his clients will change radically.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Carlos Aured
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Hesperia Films
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