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Two petty thieves dream of a trip to Amsterdam and decide to pull off the big trick: breaking into a rich man's house. They don't find any money, but they do find a secret that no one should know.
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Two petty thieves dream of a trip to Amsterdam and decide to pull off the big trick: breaking into a rich man's house. They don't find any money, but they do find a secret that no one should know.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Makis Papadimitratos
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