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Two men sitting in a car on New Year's Eve; one of them already has decided their fate. What follows is the story of the night that have had, and the events that led to his untimely death. In his last hours, these two criminals address the disappointments and paths taken in their lives.
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Two men sitting in a car on New Year's Eve; one of them already has decided their fate. What follows is the story of the night that have had, and the events that led to his untimely death. In his last hours, these two criminals address the disappointments and paths taken in their lives.
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