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"The House on Fire" - A fortuitous incident unites the destinies of three women in a series of amused situations. While they try to conserve their means of life and accomplish their dreams within the nightclub where they work, they must deceive a pair of thieves from whom they have robbed a very dangerous package. How far could they go in order to see their dreams come true?
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"The House on Fire" - A fortuitous incident unites the destinies of three women in a series of amused situations. While they try to conserve their means of life and accomplish their dreams within the nightclub where they work, they must deceive a pair of thieves from whom they have robbed a very dangerous package. How far could they go in order to see their dreams come true?
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In Theaters:5/28/2007
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