Everything Suits Us
A pedantic killer receives an order from the CEO of a large corporation to remove a competitor. "Special" is sent to realize the desire of the customer, but after the successful completion of the task, it turns out that the office employees assigned to oversee this project have a couple of minor edits.
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A pedantic killer receives an order from the CEO of a large corporation to remove a competitor. "Special" is sent to realize the desire of the customer, but after the successful completion of the task, it turns out that the office employees assigned to oversee this project have a couple of minor edits.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sergey Voytkevich, Ruslan Yakovlev
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Moscow Film School
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