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Passcode (2022)
A freelance software developer discovers he holds a fortune in cryptocurrency on a hard
drive. To his dismay, he cannot remember his crypto passcode, and so he sets off to ind it in
this Kafka-esque dark comedy set in Washington D.C.
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A freelance software developer discovers he holds a fortune in cryptocurrency on a hard drive. To his dismay, he cannot remember his crypto passcode, and so he sets off to ind it in this Kafka-esque dark comedy set in Washington D.C.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Harish Chatrathi
In Theaters:11/11/2022
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Runtime:13 minutes
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