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The Golden Ticket (2019)
Chloe, who's lived with Julien for seven years, endures her boyfriend’s invading passion for soccer. One day, where he was supposed to watch an umpteenth match with Barca, a female friend of theirs, Chloe walks in on them having sex in her living room. Furious, she kicks them out of her house and receives, a few minutes later, a letter addressed to her boyfriend. He, or more accurately, she has won The Golden Ticket, which would allow her to spend two days with Vlatan and Veynar, the most famous soccer players! She decides to get her revenge by taking advantage of the situation, while at the same time discovering the sulfurous secrets of famous soccer stars.
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Chloe, who's lived with Julien for seven years, endures her boyfriend’s invading passion for soccer. One day, where he was supposed to watch an umpteenth match with Barca, a female friend of theirs, Chloe walks in on them having sex in her living room. Furious, she kicks them out of her house and receives, a few minutes later, a letter addressed to her boyfriend. He, or more accurately, she has won The Golden Ticket, which would allow her to spend two days with Vlatan and Veynar, the most famous soccer players! She decides to get her revenge by taking advantage of the situation, while at the same time discovering the sulfurous secrets of famous soccer stars.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:4/20/2019
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Jacquie & Michel ELITE
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