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Shop of Dreams
Three friends return from a vacation and discover that the TV studio they work for has gone bankrupt - so they decide to start their own costume renting business.
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Three friends return from a vacation and discover that the TV studio they work for has gone bankrupt - so they decide to start their own costume renting business.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Valentin Kuik, Maureen Blackwood, Peeter Urbla
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Silva Mysterium, Exitfilm
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