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The Final Curtain
The film follows a director and a couple of actors performing a 'who done it?' theatre production. When the star of the show turns out to have actually died, things take a dark turn.
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The film follows a director and a couple of actors performing a 'who done it?' theatre production. When the star of the show turns out to have actually died, things take a dark turn.
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Genre:Comedy, Mystery
Written By:Louis Hannan
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Epsilon Pictures, Pusherman Productions
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