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The Cleaners (2018)
In this stop-motion homage to 1970s crime films, two hitmen race to clean up their latest job while searching for a piece of evidence that could threaten to unravel their entire operation. All while being tailed by a mysterious figure who shares an eerie interest in finding what they're looking for.
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In this stop-motion homage to 1970s crime films, two hitmen race to clean up their latest job while searching for a piece of evidence that could threaten to unravel their entire operation. All while being tailed by a mysterious figure who shares an eerie interest in finding what they're looking for.
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Genre:Animation, Crime, Comedy
Written By:Nathan Wells, Zach Macias
In Theaters:6/9/2018
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:MindGame Studios, One Brick Studios
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