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Jony is a police officer who is in jail - for armed robbery - in the same prison where his father works as a guard. He needs to survive among the same inmates he used to chase; A priest and the coach of the prison soccer team are his way out: they bring him a way to evade confinement and a shelter to save his life.
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Jony is a police officer who is in jail - for armed robbery - in the same prison where his father works as a guard. He needs to survive among the same inmates he used to chase; A priest and the coach of the prison soccer team are his way out: they bring him a way to evade confinement and a shelter to save his life.
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