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Monette enters the confession booth and asks the priest if he thinks god may have sent someone to kill his wife. The priest is slightly offended by this blasphemous question. Still Monette continues to tell him the grim story that led to his wife’s brutal murder.
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Monette enters the confession booth and asks the priest if he thinks god may have sent someone to kill his wife. The priest is slightly offended by this blasphemous question. Still Monette continues to tell him the grim story that led to his wife’s brutal murder.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Pablo Knappe Rodriguez
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:JZ Filmproduktion, Macromedia GmbH
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