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Cara o Sello (2016)
Carlos Mendoza is an honest cop. When he doesn't accept a bribe and put in jail the culprits, he awakes the anger of a local drug dealer, who kidnaps its family and makes him choose between his family and his career and partner.
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Carlos Mendoza is an honest cop. When he doesn't accept a bribe and put in jail the culprits, he awakes the anger of a local drug dealer, who kidnaps its family and makes him choose between his family and his career and partner.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Crime, Action
Written By:Jackson Gutierrez
In Theaters:1/1/2016
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Runtime:75 minutes
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