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Last Ride
When a cab driver reluctantly has to pick up his last customer of that night in a deprived neighbourhood in Rotterdam, it turns out to be a lady that gives this last ride an unforgettable twist.
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When a cab driver reluctantly has to pick up his last customer of that night in a deprived neighbourhood in Rotterdam, it turns out to be a lady that gives this last ride an unforgettable twist.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Leila Sahir, Edson da Conceicao
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:IJswater Films
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