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Trust Nobody
While the whole country is locked down, an understaffed detective reaches out to a retired police captain to help him solve a murder via video-call. Things quickly escalate as another murder is committed.
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While the whole country is locked down, an understaffed detective reaches out to a retired police captain to help him solve a murder via video-call. Things quickly escalate as another murder is committed.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Pierre Van Niekerk
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Why Steve
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