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Dealin' Dirty (2003)
Los Angeles has now become the new drug haven of the United States for some of the world's deadliest druglords. In this high stakes game of life and death, one wrong move can make you a memory. The rules have changed and the stakes are high when everyone is Dealin' Dirty.
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Los Angeles has now become the new drug haven of the United States for some of the world's deadliest druglords. In this high stakes game of life and death, one wrong move can make you a memory. The rules have changed and the stakes are high when everyone is Dealin' Dirty.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action
Written By:J. Vincent Parris
In Theaters:10/7/2003
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Delta Starr
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