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Diamond Dogs (2008)

An ex-Special Forces officer agrees to lead an obsessed fortune hunter and his men on a dangerous quest for a legendary relic, the Tangka Tapestry. But great dangers await from a gang of ruthless Russian mercenaries bent on stealing the fabled treasure and also from a deadly curse said to protect the incredibly valuable relic from tomb raiders.
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An ex-Special Forces officer agrees to lead an obsessed fortune hunter and his men on a dangerous quest for a legendary relic, the Tangka Tapestry. But great dangers await from a gang of ruthless Russian mercenaries bent on stealing the fabled treasure and also from a deadly curse said to protect the incredibly valuable relic from tomb raiders.

Rating:R
Genre:Action
Directed By:Samuel Dolhasca
Written By:Léopold St-Pierre
In Theaters:4/29/2008
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Runtime:94 minutes
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