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Life Hack (2017)
White hat hacker Charlie finds out that his best friend Bobby was caught pleasuring himself on video and is now being blackmailed by the infamously unidentifiable Moraler - a glorified cyber bully who many believe is the mastermind behind recent anti-establishment hacks.
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White hat hacker Charlie finds out that his best friend Bobby was caught pleasuring himself on video and is now being blackmailed by the infamously unidentifiable Moraler - a glorified cyber bully who many believe is the mastermind behind recent anti-establishment hacks.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sloan Copeland
In Theaters:6/3/2017
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Runtime:85 minutes
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