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Three Italian womanizers in Bulgaria smooth-talk three local girls to bed and then vanish back to their country. But when the iron curtain suddenly falls, they fear that the girls might come to Italy to have them fulfill the promises made.
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Three Italian womanizers in Bulgaria smooth-talk three local girls to bed and then vanish back to their country. But when the iron curtain suddenly falls, they fear that the girls might come to Italy to have them fulfill the promises made.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jerry Calà, Stefano Sudriè
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Abon Group S.r.l., Penta Film
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