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Briefcase, 8
Set in a city where the rain never stops and the truth is buried in alleyways, 8 is a weary hitman who takes one last job from his ruthless boss to escape with the woman he loves. But as blood spills over a mysterious briefcase, he must outwit his enemies and uncover the truth to survive.
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Set in a city where the rain never stops and the truth is buried in alleyways, 8 is a weary hitman who takes one last job from his ruthless boss to escape with the woman he loves. But as blood spills over a mysterious briefcase, he must outwit his enemies and uncover the truth to survive.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:James Clayton, Cooper Bibaud
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Studio:Play by Play Entertainment, IndustryWorks Studios
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