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Seven Years (2016)
The drama is centered on four friends and business partners who in one evening are forced to find a way to save their company and themselves. The impossible decision they face is agreeing on who will be the one to sacrifice their freedom to save the others from personal and financial demise. It is a race against time that will put their friendship and sanity to the test. Who will take the fall?
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The drama is centered on four friends and business partners who in one evening are forced to find a way to save their company and themselves. The impossible decision they face is agreeing on who will be the one to sacrifice their freedom to save the others from personal and financial demise. It is a race against time that will put their friendship and sanity to the test. Who will take the fall?
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:Cristian Conti, Roger Gual, Jose Cabeza, Julia Fontana
In Theaters:10/28/2016
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Metronome Musica de Peliculas, Cactus Flower
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