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The Television License
Aimless slacker Tom is visited by a strange man demanding he pay for his “TV license.” As the surreal bureaucracy tightens around him, Tom realises he's about to lose everything.
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Aimless slacker Tom is visited by a strange man demanding he pay for his “TV license.” As the surreal bureaucracy tightens around him, Tom realises he's about to lose everything.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Adrian Abbott
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Another Motion Picture Company
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