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Deadly Justice 

When former Green Beret Jorge Díaz survives a brutal attack that kills his family, he sets out for justice. With the help of the mysterious Mr. Smith, he recruits a team of highly trained young survivors, all victims of organized crime, to take down their hunters. Together, they’ll deliver justice on their own terms in a world where the law has failed them.
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When former Green Beret Jorge Díaz survives a brutal attack that kills his family, he sets out for justice. With the help of the mysterious Mr. Smith, he recruits a team of highly trained young survivors, all victims of organized crime, to take down their hunters. Together, they’ll deliver justice on their own terms in a world where the law has failed them.

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Directed By:Ezra Montero
Written By:Ezra Montero
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:4 Voice Productions

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