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Someone Has to Die
When Yulya learns of her beloved husband's betrayal, she decides to poison both him and his mistress. Now, to get the antidote, the cheaters must prove that they truly love each other, otherwise death is inevitable.
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When Yulya learns of her beloved husband's betrayal, she decides to poison both him and his mistress. Now, to get the antidote, the cheaters must prove that they truly love each other, otherwise death is inevitable.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Svetlana Shteba, Vladimir Gryaznov, Evgeny Grigoryev, Yuliana Koshkina
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:QS Films, Forza Film
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