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Cyanide 

A woman finds herself trapped in some twisted dystopian tournament in which everyone is fighting to die in order to avoid a fate worse than death. Entering another round, she must fight her opponent over a cyanide pill before the time is up.
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A woman finds herself trapped in some twisted dystopian tournament in which everyone is fighting to die in order to avoid a fate worse than death. Entering another round, she must fight her opponent over a cyanide pill before the time is up.

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Genre:Action, Thriller
Directed By:John Ferrer
Written By:Byron Tennyson
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Three Wheel Entertainment

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