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Blacksquad "The Revenge"
Blacksquad "The Revenge" LEONDARDO (29), a skilled spy assigned to carry out a dangerous mission. With advanced skills and tactics, L successfully seizes a flash drive from the enemy. However, L's joy is short-lived. Members of the criminal group come seeking revenge and try to reclaim the flash drive. L must face them alone in a life-and-death battle.
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Blacksquad "The Revenge" LEONDARDO (29), a skilled spy assigned to carry out a dangerous mission. With advanced skills and tactics, L successfully seizes a flash drive from the enemy. However, L's joy is short-lived. Members of the criminal group come seeking revenge and try to reclaim the flash drive. L must face them alone in a life-and-death battle.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Idim Kato
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Jagat Raya Films
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