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Don't Stop Washing the Dishes
An imprisoned man's task is to wash the dishes until he slowly descends into madness.
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An imprisoned man's task is to wash the dishes until he slowly descends into madness.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Jorrit Bouwmans
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Runtime:19 minutes
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