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My Worst Enemy
Valeria and her former high school classmates reunite twenty-five years later at the place where they shared their last unforgettable summer. During the reunion, old rivalries resurface, leading them into hilarious situations where they will discover the true value of friendship and the weight of the past on the present.
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Valeria and her former high school classmates reunite twenty-five years later at the place where they shared their last unforgettable summer. During the reunion, old rivalries resurface, leading them into hilarious situations where they will discover the true value of friendship and the weight of the past on the present.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rogger Vergara Adrianzén, Paco Bardales, Dorian Fernández-Moris
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Studio:AV Films, ChichiProd, BF Distribution
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