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Venner I Dag 

Dex, a young man connects with his childhood friends, Hugo and Edison at their former teachers funeral. At the funeral Dex meets his x-girlfriend Mona whom he still have feelings for, Mona reveals that she is getting married and invites Dex to the wedding. Dex decides to crash her weeding and win her back at the ceremony. In the mean time the three friends finds the core of their relationship and realizes, they need to stand together to overcome the struggles awaiting them.
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Dex, a young man connects with his childhood friends, Hugo and Edison at their former teachers funeral. At the funeral Dex meets his x-girlfriend Mona whom he still have feelings for, Mona reveals that she is getting married and invites Dex to the wedding. Dex decides to crash her weeding and win her back at the ceremony. In the mean time the three friends finds the core of their relationship and realizes, they need to stand together to overcome the struggles awaiting them.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Hervé Toure
Written By:Hervé Toure
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Studio:RV Entertainment

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