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The Telegram (2019)
Two gunslingers are tracked down by a group of bandits in the snowy mountains. When one of the gunslingers is killed, the last one swears to avenge his fallen comrade.
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Two gunslingers are tracked down by a group of bandits in the snowy mountains. When one of the gunslingers is killed, the last one swears to avenge his fallen comrade.
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Genre:Western, Action
Written By:Duy Đỗ
In Theaters:12/24/2019
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:MineCo Pictures
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