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The Island 2: The Hunt for the Lost Treasure
In Nisos 2 the main actors return to the island following the rumours of a hidden treasure. During their "treasure hunt" a bunch of surprises and unexpected events await them.
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In Nisos 2 the main actors return to the island following the rumours of a hidden treasure. During their "treasure hunt" a bunch of surprises and unexpected events await them.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kostis Papadopoulos, Elena Solomou
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Village Films, Black Orange
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