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Once Upon a Time in Franketown
Tony is a gambler who loses everything he owns to an evil gangster. He makes one last bet and tries to win it all back. But he makes a bad call and loses his soul. Now he has 24 hours to give the gangster some money. Or he will become his slave forever.
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Tony is a gambler who loses everything he owns to an evil gangster. He makes one last bet and tries to win it all back. But he makes a bad call and loses his soul. Now he has 24 hours to give the gangster some money. Or he will become his slave forever.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Mikael Emtinger
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:FantomFilm Produktion
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