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A frustrated aspiring writer accidentally kills a drug dealer and becomes a reluctant dark hero, but as he spirals into more crimes, he must evade the police and question his own impact on society.
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A frustrated aspiring writer accidentally kills a drug dealer and becomes a reluctant dark hero, but as he spirals into more crimes, he must evade the police and question his own impact on society.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Crime
Written By:Gábor Krigler, Eszter Angyalosy, Csicskár Dávid, Srđan Vuletić
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:Firefly Productions, Joyrider, Telekom Srbija, SCCA / pro.ba
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