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A group of criminal animals tries their best to reform themselves into good citizens to avoid serving time in prison.
A Coffee Grinder (2021)
Sean struggles to get his life on track while contending with depression, while his partner Oliver yearns for more out of the relationship. When Oliver comes home with a new coffee grinder, a conflict ensues that quickly encompasses more than a cup of joe.
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Sean struggles to get his life on track while contending with depression, while his partner Oliver yearns for more out of the relationship. When Oliver comes home with a new coffee grinder, a conflict ensues that quickly encompasses more than a cup of joe.
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