The Wheel of Fortune or: How I Endured the Abyss and Made Peace with the Chains of Fate
A peculiar convergence of circumstances, thoughts, and visions shatters the fragile alliance between the two most powerful drug cartels. Distorted perception, fueled by the overwhelming effects of cocaine, breeds confusion and paranoia. Trust collapses. Betrayal becomes inevitable. What begins as a silent rupture erupts into hatred and mutual suspicion. Now, two drug lords—driven by fear, pride, and madness—stand on the brink of insanity, locked in a desperate struggle to preserve their power at the top of the narcotics empire.
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A peculiar convergence of circumstances, thoughts, and visions shatters the fragile alliance between the two most powerful drug cartels. Distorted perception, fueled by the overwhelming effects of cocaine, breeds confusion and paranoia. Trust collapses. Betrayal becomes inevitable. What begins as a silent rupture erupts into hatred and mutual suspicion. Now, two drug lords—driven by fear, pride, and madness—stand on the brink of insanity, locked in a desperate struggle to preserve their power at the top of the narcotics empire.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Nikola Nikolic
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Box Office:$1
Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Nikolic Production Company
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