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Girl with the Suitcases
Michael falls in love with an American woman while borrowing his cousin's apartment, but the discovery of the contents of her suitcases gets them involved with the police, among other troubles.
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Michael falls in love with an American woman while borrowing his cousin's apartment, but the discovery of the contents of her suitcases gets them involved with the police, among other troubles.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Nikos Nikolaidis
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Nik-s Movies
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