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Your Mother or Mine: Mothers-in-Law at War
Paco and Regina are going to get married, but they don't know that this will unleash a fight between their mothers to see who decides every detail of the wedding. Carmen, Paco's mother, is an expert in sentimental blackmail to get what she wants. While Catalina, Regina's mother, is an expert in using her contacts to pressure and extort people until her slightest whim is fulfilled. Their struggle unleashes a battle of epic proportions, where nothing will be left standing.
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Paco and Regina are going to get married, but they don't know that this will unleash a fight between their mothers to see who decides every detail of the wedding. Carmen, Paco's mother, is an expert in sentimental blackmail to get what she wants. While Catalina, Regina's mother, is an expert in using her contacts to pressure and extort people until her slightest whim is fulfilled. Their struggle unleashes a battle of epic proportions, where nothing will be left standing.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ángela Obón, Marco Lagarde, Sabina Méndez
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Esto También Pasará, Guerra de Suegras AIE, Bowfinger, BTF Media, SDB Films, AF Films, Mogambo Films, Instituto de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales
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