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A young, desperate drifter enters the Eastern Melbourne suburbs in need of employment, but his path just happens to cross with a strange man wearing a twisted grin who promises to "spice up" his brief stay in Ferntree Gully... and the rocky offer turns ever so intriguing at the mention of a monetary reward.
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A young, desperate drifter enters the Eastern Melbourne suburbs in need of employment, but his path just happens to cross with a strange man wearing a twisted grin who promises to "spice up" his brief stay in Ferntree Gully... and the rocky offer turns ever so intriguing at the mention of a monetary reward.
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Genre:Thriller, Comedy
Written By:Aditya Karatagi
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