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A Very Dog Day Afternoon
A young smart engineer has made many designs for the big car factories but no one pay attention to him and his designs. For getting their attention he begins a dangerous game which leads him to face many troubles and taking hostages
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A young smart engineer has made many designs for the big car factories but no one pay attention to him and his designs. For getting their attention he begins a dangerous game which leads him to face many troubles and taking hostages
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