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The Courage to Kill
Erik lives by night. He works in a nightclub and occasionally dresses up as a woman to rob rich clients. One day Erik's father arrives uninvited. It's a surprise visit that brings out memories of complicated childhood.
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Erik lives by night. He works in a nightclub and occasionally dresses up as a woman to rob rich clients. One day Erik's father arrives uninvited. It's a surprise visit that brings out memories of complicated childhood.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Igors Linga, Aigars Grauba
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Starp Eiropu un Honkongu
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