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Heads or Fails (2024)
Armande Pigeon, a queen of shenanigans in Brussels struggles to make ends meet because she can’t stop gambling on everything, always ending up on the wrong side of luck. When she teams up with Ronnie one night, everything changes — they win it all. And when you hit a winning streak, you have to know when to stop.
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Armande Pigeon, a queen of shenanigans in Brussels struggles to make ends meet because she can’t stop gambling on everything, always ending up on the wrong side of luck. When she teams up with Ronnie one night, everything changes — they win it all. And when you hit a winning streak, you have to know when to stop.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Harpo Guit, Lenny Guit
In Theaters:9/22/2024
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Roue Libre Production, Fair Play Productions, Clubb Guitos
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