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Vivi, an executive woman, is well-established, has a career, a car, an apartment, a lover, although it's a bit difficult to meet them because they are both busy.
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Vivi, an executive woman, is well-established, has a career, a car, an apartment, a lover, although it's a bit difficult to meet them because they are both busy.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Visi Lintas Film
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