All Stars Burn Out Eventually
Mr. Seins is best in class at the butler academy. His performance is exceptional, while many of his fellows fail in the face of high demands of the director and ruthless competition. More and more, an unspeakable horror reveals itself behind the façade of the academy and Seins' strictly ordered life is thrown out of joint.
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Mr. Seins is best in class at the butler academy. His performance is exceptional, while many of his fellows fail in the face of high demands of the director and ruthless competition. More and more, an unspeakable horror reveals itself behind the façade of the academy and Seins' strictly ordered life is thrown out of joint.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Minh Anh Nguyen
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Runtime:50 minutes
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