Wild Girls Gone

Year: 2007

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: English

Director: John Ennis

Comedy

In the spring‑break capital of White Sands, Florida, Sheriff Terry Moran bans the town’s famous ass contests to win the favor of older voters in his mayoral campaign, even though he is married to former contest queen Doreen. Disillusioned by her husband’s transformation, Doreen leaves her stagnant, alcoholic housewife life to recapture her youth and sabotage his campaign.

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