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After being persuaded by his uncle to join the police force, a previously carefree man gains a newfound appreciation of the seriousness of the job and makes a commitment to make a positive impact for himself and his fellow officers.
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After being persuaded by his uncle to join the police force, a previously carefree man gains a newfound appreciation of the seriousness of the job and makes a commitment to make a positive impact for himself and his fellow officers.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Action
Written By:Humilde 'Meek' Roxas
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Viva Films
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