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Cacique del Monte 

After looting and desecrating sacred lands, Hannibal must escape from one of the most dangerous tsars in the emerald trade, while clinging to a gem that could change his life. The gods of the Andes are menacing forces to be reckoned with, and Hannibal must offer a sacrifice to make up for his misdeeds.
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After looting and desecrating sacred lands, Hannibal must escape from one of the most dangerous tsars in the emerald trade, while clinging to a gem that could change his life. The gods of the Andes are menacing forces to be reckoned with, and Hannibal must offer a sacrifice to make up for his misdeeds.

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Genre:Adventure, Thriller
Directed By:Mateo Martinez
Written By:Juan David Cobos, Mateo Martinez
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