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A cold-blooded killer is only separated by a corridor from his next victim. With each step, he is getting closer and it seems that the victim has nowhere to wait for rescue. A killer bullet always hits the target, but this time may be an exception.
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A cold-blooded killer is only separated by a corridor from his next victim. With each step, he is getting closer and it seems that the victim has nowhere to wait for rescue. A killer bullet always hits the target, but this time may be an exception.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pavlo Ostrikov
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