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On the day of his "exit", inmate Mark does his cellmate Boxer the friendly service of delivering his daughter's last savings. However, Mark gets into trouble due to the morally incorrect behavior of others, from which he is unable to wriggle out.
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On the day of his "exit", inmate Mark does his cellmate Boxer the friendly service of delivering his daughter's last savings. However, Mark gets into trouble due to the morally incorrect behavior of others, from which he is unable to wriggle out.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:David Möhring, Florian Schewe
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