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The Key (2013)
What if you could unlock your true potentialities? What if you could achieve greatness beyond your wildest imaginations? John has discovered an ancient secret that only the most powerful men in our history possessed. In a haze of paranoia and excitement, he shares 'The Key' with his best friend, Neil. Together, they unfold the secrets of the 'The Key' and take part in an act that changes their lives forever.
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What if you could unlock your true potentialities? What if you could achieve greatness beyond your wildest imaginations? John has discovered an ancient secret that only the most powerful men in our history possessed. In a haze of paranoia and excitement, he shares 'The Key' with his best friend, Neil. Together, they unfold the secrets of the 'The Key' and take part in an act that changes their lives forever.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Sherwin Shilati
In Theaters:9/23/2013
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Divide / Conquer
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