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Our Tropical Island (2001)

A businessman is leaving for his family vacation in the South Pacific when he finds out that a rival has emptied his bank account. To save face he and his family lock themselves in the house, pretending to have gone on their trip, but it is not so easy to hide from the outside world.
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A businessman is leaving for his family vacation in the South Pacific when he finds out that a rival has emptied his bank account. To save face he and his family lock themselves in the house, pretending to have gone on their trip, but it is not so easy to hide from the outside world.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Marcello Cesena
Written By:Marcello Cesena, Hans Turner, Thomas Bahmann
In Theaters:11/3/2001
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Medusa Film, Cattleya

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