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A brutally honest young man loses his job because he can never lie, but when he finally starts using lies to survive and succeed, he finds himself trapped in a painful battle between success, family expectations, and his own morality.
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A brutally honest young man loses his job because he can never lie, but when he finally starts using lies to survive and succeed, he finds himself trapped in a painful battle between success, family expectations, and his own morality.
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Central Music & Video (CMV)
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