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When the entire social media faces an unprecedented wave of "cancel culture," Santtu and Weksi are recruited to uncover the story behind the events, leading the duo on a fast-paced adventure.
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When the entire social media faces an unprecedented wave of "cancel culture," Santtu and Weksi are recruited to uncover the story behind the events, leading the duo on a fast-paced adventure.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Tuukka Temonen
Written By:Olli Koivula, Tuukka Temonen
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