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Teacher's Day
A distinguished teacher and two young women get stuck in the elevator. Turns out that these women are victims of a pedophile. After many years they lured him into a trap. They force him to confess on camera. After he has a heart attack, they face a dilemma - to save him or to let him die.
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A distinguished teacher and two young women get stuck in the elevator. Turns out that these women are victims of a pedophile. After many years they lured him into a trap. They force him to confess on camera. After he has a heart attack, they face a dilemma - to save him or to let him die.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Oleksii Pasichnyk, Anastasiia Lezhnova
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Runtime:19 minutes
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