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Brother's Revenge
During a traditional battle claim, an earl kills a tough Viking in a cowardly way. Twenty years later, the Vikings' son has become one of the most notorious barbarians and is now seeking revenge on the entire village.
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During a traditional battle claim, an earl kills a tough Viking in a cowardly way. Twenty years later, the Vikings' son has become one of the most notorious barbarians and is now seeking revenge on the entire village.
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Genre:Action
Written By:John Smith Kabashi
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Studio:Kabashi Stuntfilm
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