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Queens (2020)
They put on make-up and get dressed while chatting and gossiping. On the way to the club, they get into an argument and almost get into a fight with a gang of drunken boys who insult them.
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They put on make-up and get dressed while chatting and gossiping. On the way to the club, they get into an argument and almost get into a fight with a gang of drunken boys who insult them.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:4/17/2020
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Runtime:29 minutes
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