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King Karsten
King Karsten follows a young criminal who is drugged and given one night to steal $50,000 in exchange for a life saving antidote. To get the money by dawn, he must put his ego aside and go on a journey of redemption into the chaos of the night.
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King Karsten follows a young criminal who is drugged and given one night to steal $50,000 in exchange for a life saving antidote. To get the money by dawn, he must put his ego aside and go on a journey of redemption into the chaos of the night.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Andrew Watson
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:AIGHT!
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