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Criminal Helpline
When a routine call leads to the betrayal of a ruthless dealer, a hilariously depressed criminal helpline operator tries to escape his reality before he becomes the next body to be buried.
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When a routine call leads to the betrayal of a ruthless dealer, a hilariously depressed criminal helpline operator tries to escape his reality before he becomes the next body to be buried.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Robbie Mars
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Escapades Film Productions
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