The Wonder Years (2021 TV series)
This reboot of The Wonder Years is told from the lens of a Black man.
Gold Diggers
What happens when prey and predator are both trapped on a luxury cruise ship? Two gold digging girls, Bella and Intan, come face to face with three Datuks, three Datuk's wives, two Datuk's children, one private detective and one diehard fan of Bella's. Who are the predators and who are the prey? On a voyage that's full of surprises, anything can happen!
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What happens when prey and predator are both trapped on a luxury cruise ship? Two gold digging girls, Bella and Intan, come face to face with three Datuks, three Datuk's wives, two Datuk's children, one private detective and one diehard fan of Bella's. Who are the predators and who are the prey? On a voyage that's full of surprises, anything can happen!
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Rafidah Abdullah
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Primeworks Studios, Red Communications, Grand Brilliance
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