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Four couples attend a spiritual retreat in the Caribbean to safe their relationships. They have to overcome the tests set by 2 unusual love gurus, and fight for their own lives, which wasn't part of the plan.
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Four couples attend a spiritual retreat in the Caribbean to safe their relationships. They have to overcome the tests set by 2 unusual love gurus, and fight for their own lives, which wasn't part of the plan.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Fernando Ayllón
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Mr. Miyagi, TAKE ONE PRODUCTIONS
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