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Safety First
In his first escape from quarantine, Mr. Razzor, a barber by profession, gets kidnapped by a mysterious man with rather silly motives. Oh, he also *follows* Covid safety protocols throughout the abduction.
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In his first escape from quarantine, Mr. Razzor, a barber by profession, gets kidnapped by a mysterious man with rather silly motives. Oh, he also *follows* Covid safety protocols throughout the abduction.
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Genre:Thriller, Comedy
Written By:Kiran Yashwanth, Mario Aguilera
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Runtime:8 minutes
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