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Cop Story
When a veteran police officer is asked a question about his past he forced to confront the mistakes he has made as well as rethink his past relationship with the local community of French-American mimes.
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When a veteran police officer is asked a question about his past he forced to confront the mistakes he has made as well as rethink his past relationship with the local community of French-American mimes.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:James McGrath
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Electric Shadow Films
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