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Two friends who win the lottery have the worst day of their lives with constant bad luck and unexpected turn of events.
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Two friends who win the lottery have the worst day of their lives with constant bad luck and unexpected turn of events.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Diogo Morgado, Pedro Morgado
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Box Office:$93,039
Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:SLX Productions
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