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Group Therapy
TV adaptation of the hungarian theatre musical of the same title. 6 strangers arrive at a group therapy hoping to fix their problems. Since the therapist is late, they engage in a discussion that soon reveals none of them is who they seem.
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TV adaptation of the hungarian theatre musical of the same title. 6 strangers arrive at a group therapy hoping to fix their problems. Since the therapist is late, they engage in a discussion that soon reveals none of them is who they seem.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Attila Galambos, Szente Vajk
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