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Four school friends meet every month to take a break from their men and complain about them to each other. But one day they get tired of just gossiping about their husbands and arrogant colleagues, and the girls decide to go on a bender. They end up in Turkey, where a lot of incredible and funny adventures await them.
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Four school friends meet every month to take a break from their men and complain about them to each other. But one day they get tired of just gossiping about their husbands and arrogant colleagues, and the girls decide to go on a bender. They end up in Turkey, where a lot of incredible and funny adventures await them.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sabina Saken, Mira Dobrynina, Perizat Alpys
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Runtime:95 minutes
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