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The lawyer Roberto leaves his career and his fiancée behind to chase the criminals who killed his entire family in a brutal massacre.
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The lawyer Roberto leaves his career and his fiancée behind to chase the criminals who killed his entire family in a brutal massacre.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime, Action, Drama
Written By:Sanin Cherques, Ismar Porto, Carlo Mossy
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Mossy Filmes, Embrafilme
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