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Acil (25), an artifact student and campus donor who has not passed for 12 semesters, is again facing the Calculus III exam, which he has retaken seven times. Pressured by the threat of dropping out, he desperately prepares a cheating plan: swapping his exam sheets.
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Acil (25), an artifact student and campus donor who has not passed for 12 semesters, is again facing the Calculus III exam, which he has retaken seven times. Pressured by the threat of dropping out, he desperately prepares a cheating plan: swapping his exam sheets.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Raihan Revanza
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:RARE Pictures
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