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Coffee Boy (2010)
Teller works the front desk of a large company. Ignored by his co-workers, he spends long, wary days waiting for phone calls that never come. His only other responsibility is to make coffee for everyone. His problem: finding who has been systematically finishing the pot and leaving it to burn without letting him know.
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Teller works the front desk of a large company. Ignored by his co-workers, he spends long, wary days waiting for phone calls that never come. His only other responsibility is to make coffee for everyone. His problem: finding who has been systematically finishing the pot and leaving it to burn without letting him know.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Michael Van Kerckhove, Erwan Ripoll
In Theaters:9/1/2010
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:100MM, Jembé Productions
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