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Mike Santana, a police officer, ruthlessly kills individuals and mistreats his wife, Gina. While attempting to expose and eliminate the actual perpetrators, he faces the imminent danger of losing his own life.
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Mike Santana, a police officer, ruthlessly kills individuals and mistreats his wife, Gina. While attempting to expose and eliminate the actual perpetrators, he faces the imminent danger of losing his own life.
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Genre:Drama, Action
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Box Office:$100,000,000
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Star Cinema – ABS-CBN Film Productions
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