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Crooks (2026)

Faye and Johnny rob a gangsters' poker den. Faye double crosses Johnny and takes off with the money and is soon pursued by the oldest and deadliest assassin in town. Worse still, Faye meets Blanche, a friendly but crazy waitress, at a truck stop.
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Faye and Johnny rob a gangsters' poker den. Faye double crosses Johnny and takes off with the money and is soon pursued by the oldest and deadliest assassin in town. Worse still, Faye meets Blanche, a friendly but crazy waitress, at a truck stop.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Crime
Directed By:Mickey Keating
Written By:Mickey Keating
In Theaters:6/7/2026
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Like Minded Entertainment, Monte Rosso Production, Celluloid Dreams, Missing Link Productions

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