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The Noir-Cissist (2019)
Detective Pierce Sheppard is the best there is, or so he thinks. He's determined to live his film-noir fantasy and solve a grisly murder, but he can't seem to keep his thoughts to himself.
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Detective Pierce Sheppard is the best there is, or so he thinks. He's determined to live his film-noir fantasy and solve a grisly murder, but he can't seem to keep his thoughts to himself.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Max Bodenhausen
In Theaters:10/25/2019
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