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Russian Roulette
A group goes to a villa to visit the location of their film, the strange and surreal events that take place are accompanied by the action of five young people in the villa and the reaction of the spectators who see them on the screen in the cinema. These events culminate in the Russian roulette scene.
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A group goes to a villa to visit the location of their film, the strange and surreal events that take place are accompanied by the action of five young people in the villa and the reaction of the spectators who see them on the screen in the cinema. These events culminate in the Russian roulette scene.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Alireza Sharifi, Daniel Moghadam
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Runtime:18 minutes
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