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Biscuits 2011
A comedy about a man trying to enjoy his morning coffee with biscuits, but gets interrupted by a hot shot business man who keeps on stealing his biscuits. He takes on the challenge to a duel of honour by who can eat the most biscuits.
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A comedy about a man trying to enjoy his morning coffee with biscuits, but gets interrupted by a hot shot business man who keeps on stealing his biscuits. He takes on the challenge to a duel of honour by who can eat the most biscuits.
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Blue Dolphin Entertainment
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