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A twenty-six year old Tessa secretly enters the monkey business of drug trade as a courier to meet her and her brother Alfred’s needs for survival. She receives a text message to deliver an unusually heavy package to an unknown receiver and soon faces the comeuppance of her actions.
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A twenty-six year old Tessa secretly enters the monkey business of drug trade as a courier to meet her and her brother Alfred’s needs for survival. She receives a text message to deliver an unusually heavy package to an unknown receiver and soon faces the comeuppance of her actions.

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Genre:Thriller, Crime
Directed By:Jeric Lumiguid
Written By:Aubrey Reb Abrea, Aubrey Reb Abrea
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Studio:Dekada Productions

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