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Lucky Winners
After winning the lottery, the life of the happy winner turns into a nightmare. The movie consists of four separate stories divided into five parts. They tell the different stages of the winner's life, from discovering the reward to witnessing the consequences caused by the prize.
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After winning the lottery, the life of the happy winner turns into a nightmare. The movie consists of four separate stories divided into five parts. They tell the different stages of the winner's life, from discovering the reward to witnessing the consequences caused by the prize.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Maxime Govare, Romain Choay
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Les improductibles, France 2 Cinéma, C8 Films, Marvelous Productions
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