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A Final Hit (2015)
After retiring from being a hit man due to a physical disability, a man returns for one final job to take care of his struggling family.
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After retiring from being a hit man due to a physical disability, a man returns for one final job to take care of his struggling family.
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Written By:RJ Cusyk
In Theaters:4/10/2015
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Studio:Decades Apart Productions
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