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Death in Cold Blood
A man is murdered. His father tracks the killer, hoping to get revenge before the police capture him. What happened to cause his son's death is gradually revealed.
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A man is murdered. His father tracks the killer, hoping to get revenge before the police capture him. What happened to cause his son's death is gradually revealed.
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Genre:Drama, Adventure, Crime
Written By:Gilberto Gazcón, Ramón Obón, Mario Cid
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Gazcón Films S.A.
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