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7 Hours of Violence
A former hitman is blackmailed into doing one more job. But the hit doesn't go as planned and he winds up with the police and a gang of Chinese hitmen hunting him down. A beautiful young woman helps to hide him until he can figure out a way to elude his pursuers.
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A former hitman is blackmailed into doing one more job. But the hit doesn't go as planned and he winds up with the police and a gang of Chinese hitmen hunting him down. A beautiful young woman helps to hide him until he can figure out a way to elude his pursuers.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Giorgio Capitani, Paolo Levi, Sauro Scavolini, Lucio Chiavarelli
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Dania Film, Galassia Film
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