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Victoria and Marita discover that they are half-sisters during their father's wake. Victoria is going through financial problems and decides to sell the beach house that her father left her because she is about to be repossessed. To do so, she must obtain permission from Marita, who she accepts as long as they spend the summer together.
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Victoria and Marita discover that they are half-sisters during their father's wake. Victoria is going through financial problems and decides to sell the beach house that her father left her because she is about to be repossessed. To do so, she must obtain permission from Marita, who she accepts as long as they spend the summer together.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Ani Alva Helfer
Written By:Italo Cordano
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Tondero

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