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De La Cruz (2025)
Yoli De La Cruz, wants revenge after being assaulted by Victor, the son of a corrupt police captain. Realizing she will never get the justice she deserves, Yoli decides to train with Lobo, a former bare-knuckle fighter/hitman.
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Yoli De La Cruz, wants revenge after being assaulted by Victor, the son of a corrupt police captain. Realizing she will never get the justice she deserves, Yoli decides to train with Lobo, a former bare-knuckle fighter/hitman.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Michael Baez
In Theaters:8/8/2025
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Runtime:128 minutes
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