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Still Lives
An intriguing look into a world of drugs and crime, dynamically moves through the lives of the different characters – the drug lord Enteng, his minions, the police, and customers.
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An intriguing look into a world of drugs and crime, dynamically moves through the lives of the different characters – the drug lord Enteng, his minions, the police, and customers.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy
Written By:Jon Red
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Pelipula Productions, Bluecord
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