Kill City
Ana buys a recording studio in the Kill City neighborhood, whose former owner, "Lare," has disappeared. The studio is broken into the following night, and a tape disappears. Ana is taken in for questioning by the police, who tell her that Lare was last seen at a hotel in London, where a suitcase full of money was found. After this, Ana is beaten unconscious near Kill City and becomes entangled in the world of crime.
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Ana buys a recording studio in the Kill City neighborhood, whose former owner, "Lare," has disappeared. The studio is broken into the following night, and a tape disappears. Ana is taken in for questioning by the police, who tell her that Lare was last seen at a hotel in London, where a suitcase full of money was found. After this, Ana is beaten unconscious near Kill City and becomes entangled in the world of crime.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Peter Lindholm
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:PetFilms
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