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Of Men and Mice
While the town of Detroit is eroded by economic crisis, two armed robbers find themselves trapped by the police. They are far from imagining the outcome of the negotiations.
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While the town of Detroit is eroded by economic crisis, two armed robbers find themselves trapped by the police. They are far from imagining the outcome of the negotiations.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Gonzague Legout
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Fruits d'Hommes Productions
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