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Dead Money (2024)
Professional poker player Andy and his girlfriend, Chloe, are thrust into a dangerous 24-hour ordeal after a home poker game is robbed. When Andy impulsively steals the cash back from an inside-job robbery orchestrated by a local debtor, the criminals track him down and kidnap Chloe. To save her life and win back the money, Andy is forced to play in the highest-stakes poker game of his life.
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Professional poker player Andy and his girlfriend, Chloe, are thrust into a dangerous 24-hour ordeal after a home poker game is robbed. When Andy impulsively steals the cash back from an inside-job robbery orchestrated by a local debtor, the criminals track him down and kidnap Chloe. To save her life and win back the money, Andy is forced to play in the highest-stakes poker game of his life.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Crime
Written By:Josh Wilcox
In Theaters:9/13/2024
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Samuel Goldwyn Films
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