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The story of a hitman who came from a marginalized neighborhood and managed to stand out in a criminal organization. He wants to reach the highest levels and on his way he has to prove to his bosses and competitors that he is the best.
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The story of a hitman who came from a marginalized neighborhood and managed to stand out in a criminal organization. He wants to reach the highest levels and on his way he has to prove to his bosses and competitors that he is the best.
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Bandidos Productions
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