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At dusk, drag queen Sasha is attacked on her way to work by a burglar and when facing him, she discovers that all the decisions she makes always take her to the limit of life and death.
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At dusk, drag queen Sasha is attacked on her way to work by a burglar and when facing him, she discovers that all the decisions she makes always take her to the limit of life and death.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Maximus Diazi
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Runtime:10 minutes
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