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My son-in-low, the fortune hunter
A clerk, choked by debts, accidentally knows a rich girl and for the sake of wanting to leave the Trailer Trash he loves. But the latter did not easily give up
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A clerk, choked by debts, accidentally knows a rich girl and for the sake of wanting to leave the Trailer Trash he loves. But the latter did not easily give up
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Vagelis Seilinos
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:AK FILMS
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