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7 Minutes to Rice
Seven housemates prepare separate meals as they wait for the rice to cook. When they discover that there isn't enough rice, a witch hunt for the culprit begins. For the crime of ruining their meal the punishment is death.
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Seven housemates prepare separate meals as they wait for the rice to cook. When they discover that there isn't enough rice, a witch hunt for the culprit begins. For the crime of ruining their meal the punishment is death.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Manuel Ashman
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Wicked Good Productions
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