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The Last Hour 

A protagonist wakes up with a time bomb on his chest, visibly ticking toward zero. Over the course of the film, he grapples with various emotions, confronting deep questions about human morality and legacy.
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A protagonist wakes up with a time bomb on his chest, visibly ticking toward zero. Over the course of the film, he grapples with various emotions, confronting deep questions about human morality and legacy.

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Directed By:Gabriel Moses
Written By:Katja Horvat, Federico Sargentone
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Runtime:32 minutes
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