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Designer’s Game (2023)
Designer’s Game is a crime drama short film that follows a young broke graphic designer into the descent of a life of crime working in the deep web in the city of Chicago. With a new-found life with easy money, he thinks all is okay until a client comes back, but not in the way he thinks.
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Designer’s Game is a crime drama short film that follows a young broke graphic designer into the descent of a life of crime working in the deep web in the city of Chicago. With a new-found life with easy money, he thinks all is okay until a client comes back, but not in the way he thinks.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Crime
Written By:Carlos Lerma
In Theaters:5/30/2023
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Carlos Lerma Original Films, M³ Productions
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