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In the city of New York lives FIVE (Carolina War), a woman always faithful to its rules. With skill and intelligence makes unconventional theft without violence. Greed will break one of its rules and end locked in a mysterious apartment. FIVE gradually you will realize that fell into a trap and right there starts a race against time where you need to test all your skills to escape before it's too late.
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In the city of New York lives FIVE (Carolina War), a woman always faithful to its rules. With skill and intelligence makes unconventional theft without violence. Greed will break one of its rules and end locked in a mysterious apartment. FIVE gradually you will realize that fell into a trap and right there starts a race against time where you need to test all your skills to escape before it's too late.
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In Theaters:9/22/2014
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Runtime:77 minutes
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