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So Happy It Hurts
Lena wants to be famous at last. Since her acting career isn't exactly taking off, the reality show "Dream Weddings" is her only hope. She even flies all the way to Bali to marry her boyfriend David in style. But then reality sets in: the wedding venue they booked is a scam. Instead of luxurious surroundings, they end up in a mysterious jungle commune where nothing is as it seems.
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Lena wants to be famous at last. Since her acting career isn't exactly taking off, the reality show "Dream Weddings" is her only hope. She even flies all the way to Bali to marry her boyfriend David in style. But then reality sets in: the wedding venue they booked is a scam. Instead of luxurious surroundings, they end up in a mysterious jungle commune where nothing is as it seems.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:David Helmut, Julian Adiputra Witt
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Any Agency
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