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8 Assassins (2017)
An outlaw thief flees to a desert village where he is shunned and jailed. He soon meets a tribal chief who reveals his powerful heroism.
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An outlaw thief flees to a desert village where he is shunned and jailed. He soon meets a tribal chief who reveals his powerful heroism.
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Genre:Action
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In Theaters:8/28/2017
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Studio:Paracas Independent Films
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