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Kill... my women please. poster

Kill... my women please. 

Odysseus is married to Kate, but he has a husband and no wife. Because Kaiti is a busy lawyer, who rarely sees her at home and even less so by Odysseus. One night, when he is alone, he is seduced by a friend and meets a beautiful girl in a bar. But the next day he unknowingly finds himself with her in his marital bed. But to his bad luck, Kate unexpectedly comes to the house...
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Odysseus is married to Kate, but he has a husband and no wife. Because Kaiti is a busy lawyer, who rarely sees her at home and even less so by Odysseus. One night, when he is alone, he is seduced by a friend and meets a beautiful girl in a bar. But the next day he unknowingly finds himself with her in his marital bed. But to his bad luck, Kate unexpectedly comes to the house...

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kostas Papapetros
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Runtime:71 minutes
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