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Brooklyn Boys (2002)
The Bianchino family rules the streets of Brooklyn. This powerful mafia family takes care of its own. Money, power, and beautiful women are the rewards lavished on their loyal soldiers. The only thing that the family requires in return is adherence to a simple code: Respect, obedience and silence.
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The Bianchino family rules the streets of Brooklyn. This powerful mafia family takes care of its own. Money, power, and beautiful women are the rewards lavished on their loyal soldiers. The only thing that the family requires in return is adherence to a simple code: Respect, obedience and silence.
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Genre:Crime
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In Theaters:11/11/2002
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Runtime:109 minutes
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