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Johnny (DAngelo Midili) is a young boy witnesses the violent death of his parents and older sister. Twenty years later he finds himself involved with organized crime with his adoptive father a small local crime boss. While watching a poker game with men who work for his adoptive father he overhears who murdered his family and the wheels start turning in his mind set on revenge. Over the next twent
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Johnny (DAngelo Midili) is a young boy witnesses the violent death of his parents and older sister. Twenty years later he finds himself involved with organized crime with his adoptive father a small local crime boss. While watching a poker game with men who work for his adoptive father he overhears who murdered his family and the wheels start turning in his mind set on revenge. Over the next twent
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Rick L. Winters
In Theaters:3/21/2009
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Runtime:94 minutes
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