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The Cleanup 

A young girl from a wealthy family shoots her boyfriend dead in her home in an intense moment. Horrified and panicking about what she has done, she calls the number of a special cleanup service that promises to get rid of the body and make all evidence disappear. Unfortunately their staff is currently short handed and they send a bloody rookie to do the job. Can that go well?
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A young girl from a wealthy family shoots her boyfriend dead in her home in an intense moment. Horrified and panicking about what she has done, she calls the number of a special cleanup service that promises to get rid of the body and make all evidence disappear. Unfortunately their staff is currently short handed and they send a bloody rookie to do the job. Can that go well?

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Genre:Action, Comedy
Directed By:Jakob Kuhn
Written By:Jakob Kuhn
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Studio:European Film College (EFC)

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