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Dead Dogs Don't Bite 

Within a dark system where the illegal waste trade poisons both the soil and the human soul, two inseparable friends witness their bond slowly decay along with the trash they dump into nature.
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Within a dark system where the illegal waste trade poisons both the soil and the human soul, two inseparable friends witness their bond slowly decay along with the trash they dump into nature.

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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Nuri Cihan Özdoğan
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Remz Film, Hok Films

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