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Capital Punishment (1996)

Underground fighter James Thayer's loyalties are tested when he is recruited by a secretive agency to take down a drug trafficking ring operated by the man who trained him.
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Underground fighter James Thayer's loyalties are tested when he is recruited by a secretive agency to take down a drug trafficking ring operated by the man who trained him.

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Genre:Action, Thriller
Directed By:David Huey
Written By:David Huey
In Theaters:11/26/1996
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Silver Screen International, Cine Excel Entertainment

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