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Repeat Shoe
A crew involved in child sex trafficking who kidnaps girl children, abusing them and torturing those who does not comply. These girls feeling trapped and having no way out are in desperation. After many experimentation a scientist successfully end up making a Time Travelling Shoe. While testing it he gets arrested by police, so he ends up hiding invention in a safer place.
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A crew involved in child sex trafficking who kidnaps girl children, abusing them and torturing those who does not comply. These girls feeling trapped and having no way out are in desperation. After many experimentation a scientist successfully end up making a Time Travelling Shoe. While testing it he gets arrested by police, so he ends up hiding invention in a safer place.
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Genre:Crime, Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Kalyaan
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Netco Studios
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