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Return of Rizal
A serial killer stopped his spree because he was wanted by the police. But his evil side told him to go back. He suffered a moral crisis, deeply longing to be just a normal human being.
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A serial killer stopped his spree because he was wanted by the police. But his evil side told him to go back. He suffered a moral crisis, deeply longing to be just a normal human being.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime
Written By:Yusevaldrich
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Runtime:32 minutes
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