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Blood & Love (2011)
Blood & Love tells the story of an assassin, who, before he can identify and eliminate his target, meets and finds himself falling in love with a beautiful young woman. When the hired gun discovers that his new love interest is the intended prey, he struggles with finishing the job. Assassin and target are then both marked for death by bad guy Havoc, hired by the client to out-kill the killer
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Blood & Love tells the story of an assassin, who, before he can identify and eliminate his target, meets and finds himself falling in love with a beautiful young woman. When the hired gun discovers that his new love interest is the intended prey, he struggles with finishing the job. Assassin and target are then both marked for death by bad guy Havoc, hired by the client to out-kill the killer
Rating:NR
Genre:Romance
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In Theaters:1/5/2011
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Runtime:80 minutes
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