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Two young couples gather for a game night. Milla, Zalán, Alíz and Boti have been friends for years, but this night is not without some tension between them. It quickly becomes clear that games are not only played on the board, and stakes are higher than that anyone would have expected…
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Two young couples gather for a game night. Milla, Zalán, Alíz and Boti have been friends for years, but this night is not without some tension between them. It quickly becomes clear that games are not only played on the board, and stakes are higher than that anyone would have expected…
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Horgas Rebeka, Kardos Eszter
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:METU
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