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The Duchess of Cancun (2017)

A young man still in love with his self-destructive ex agrees to join her on a trip to Cancun where he ends up meeting a local girl - forcing him question everything he wants in life.
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A young man still in love with his self-destructive ex agrees to join her on a trip to Cancun where he ends up meeting a local girl - forcing him question everything he wants in life.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Mystery, Romance
Directed By:Mike Gallant
Written By:Andrew Chapman, Mike Gallant
In Theaters:11/1/2017
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Runtime:105 minutes
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