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Beef of Happiness 

A fast-living man returns from Miami to his family farm in Finland after his father's death, and is confronted with debts, a crashed fortune, and a mysterious safe. As a talking cow offers him unexpected wisdom, his quest for wealth turns into a brutal struggle with his own values, culminating in a chilling act of revenge that leads him to a new, twisted sense of freedom.
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A fast-living man returns from Miami to his family farm in Finland after his father's death, and is confronted with debts, a crashed fortune, and a mysterious safe. As a talking cow offers him unexpected wisdom, his quest for wealth turns into a brutal struggle with his own values, culminating in a chilling act of revenge that leads him to a new, twisted sense of freedom.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Lauri Karo
Written By:Veeti Hautanen, Olli Kalliala, Lauri Karo, Ainu Kyrönseppä, Marius Valtanen
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Tasanko Productions

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