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The Button
A young couple receives a package - a box with a red button. That evening, an older man comes and offers them a deal: if they press the button, two things will happen. First: somewhere in the world, a stranger will die. Second: They will receive $200,000.
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A young couple receives a package - a box with a red button. That evening, an older man comes and offers them a deal: if they press the button, two things will happen. First: somewhere in the world, a stranger will die. Second: They will receive $200,000.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Andrey Kashpersky
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:BSAA
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