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A man falls in love with his friend's wife and plots the different ways to get rid of his current wife and also his friend so he can have his new found love all to himself.
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A man falls in love with his friend's wife and plots the different ways to get rid of his current wife and also his friend so he can have his new found love all to himself.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Francisco Lara Polop, Antonio de Jaén
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Francisco Lara Polop P.C.
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