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Kill Me Once, Shame On Me! (2015)
A young hard boiled detective is brought crashing back into his grim reality when he finds the corpse of a former lover while on duty. When faced with this shocking scene, he must make the impossible choice between facing his past, and accepting his own inescapable paranoia.
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A young hard boiled detective is brought crashing back into his grim reality when he finds the corpse of a former lover while on duty. When faced with this shocking scene, he must make the impossible choice between facing his past, and accepting his own inescapable paranoia.
Rating:NR
Genre:Mystery, Comedy
Written By:Beck Logan
In Theaters:1/1/2015
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Runtime:7 minutes
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