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I Blame My Body
An American woman is robbed in Greece. A policeman pretending to be her suitor investigates among her acquaintances. The suspects will prove them selves to be innocent while the real culprit is a friend of hers.
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An American woman is robbed in Greece. A policeman pretending to be her suitor investigates among her acquaintances. The suspects will prove them selves to be innocent while the real culprit is a friend of hers.
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Genre:Romance, Crime
Written By:James Paris, Giannis Tziotis
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Paris Films
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