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Destroyer (2018)
When Erin Bell was a young cop, she was given an undercover assignment that ended badly and destroyed her life. Years later, she must face her demons in order to make peace with her past.
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When Erin Bell was a young cop, she was given an undercover assignment that ended badly and destroyed her life. Years later, she must face her demons in order to make peace with her past.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime, Drama, Action
Written By:Matt Manfredi, Phil Hay
In Theaters:12/25/2018
Box Office:$5,580,940
Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:30WEST, Automatik Entertainment, RocketScience, Familystyle
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