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The Last Cigarretes on Earth
Fadhil wanted to smoke, but he didn't have any cigarettes, while his friends did and were smoking their own cigarettes. So Fadhil felt frustrated, because he felt as if there were no more cigarettes left, as if they were the last cigarettes on earth.
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Fadhil wanted to smoke, but he didn't have any cigarettes, while his friends did and were smoking their own cigarettes. So Fadhil felt frustrated, because he felt as if there were no more cigarettes left, as if they were the last cigarettes on earth.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Gatal Cinema
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