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Moterys meluoja geriau. Robertėlis: antroji banga poster

Moterys meluoja geriau. Robertėlis: antroji banga 

It seems that his life is finally moving in the right direction and he will soon be able to enjoy a happy life with his beloved Greta. But soon everything turns upside down. After returning from his honeymoon, Robert is caught up in a whirlwind of misunderstandings and unexpected situations, during which his beloved disappears. What can't you do for your sweetheart and your mother? This time he has an "almost" impossible mission.
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It seems that his life is finally moving in the right direction and he will soon be able to enjoy a happy life with his beloved Greta. But soon everything turns upside down. After returning from his honeymoon, Robert is caught up in a whirlwind of misunderstandings and unexpected situations, during which his beloved disappears. What can't you do for your sweetheart and your mother? This time he has an "almost" impossible mission.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Alvydas Šlepikas
Written By:Andrius Zimaitis, Rolandas Skaisgirys
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