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They call it murder
Two hitmen, Bola 8 and Poitín, arrive at a hotel in the middle of the night with the intention of killing the man responsible for stealing money from their boss. However, they don’t expect the job to spiral into a series of unfortunate accidents.
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Two hitmen, Bola 8 and Poitín, arrive at a hotel in the middle of the night with the intention of killing the man responsible for stealing money from their boss. However, they don’t expect the job to spiral into a series of unfortunate accidents.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy
Written By:Florencia Romanella
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Studio:Universidad del Cine
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