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Midnight Blues
One day, a killer is assigned to kill a young girl. He enters the victim's apartment, but realizes that he was once her coach. He decides to protect her, but now, he himself becomes a target.
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One day, a killer is assigned to kill a young girl. He enters the victim's apartment, but realizes that he was once her coach. He decides to protect her, but now, he himself becomes a target.
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Genre:Crime, Romance
Written By:Evgeny Rakhmanov
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Vatan
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