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| Item | Details | |------|---------| | | AzovFilms – Scenes From Crime – Vol 6 | | Release Year | 2021 | | Format | AVI (H.264, 720p, 24 fps) – approx. 2 h 45 min total | | Runtime | 165 minutes (split into 8 short chapters) | | Production | AzovFilms (indie collective, Budapest‑based) | | Genre | Crime anthology / neo‑noir / thriller | | Key Themes | Corruption, moral ambiguity, urban decay, the “everyman” under pressure | | Notable Crew | • Director/Editor: Márk Szabó • Cinematographer: László Varga • Composer: János Kelemen (original synth‑drone score) | Unless you have a verified, trusted source for
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