I'm getting married tomorrow
Vale, Mia and Tamara, inseparable friends since childhood, reunite for Vale's wedding. If you thought weddings were chaotic, just wait until you see this one: the boyfriend turns out to be none other than a drug cartel boss!
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Vale, Mia and Tamara, inseparable friends since childhood, reunite for Vale's wedding. If you thought weddings were chaotic, just wait until you see this one: the boyfriend turns out to be none other than a drug cartel boss!
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Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Pancho Tuesta
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Quantico Films, LadoB Films, Arte y Escena Producciones
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