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Let's Kill
We follow Nick G. and Lars K. through a fateful night. They are going to kill their friend Miriam K. Beyond their wish to see someone die, there is no motive. 39 knife stabs. That's all.
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We follow Nick G. and Lars K. through a fateful night. They are going to kill their friend Miriam K. Beyond their wish to see someone die, there is no motive. 39 knife stabs. That's all.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime
Written By:Max Gleschinski
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Von Anfang Anders Filmproduktion
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