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Lady Bird (Saoirse Ronan) tells her mother (Laurie Metcalf) that she wants to live through something — something that matters.
Dirty Job
To complete the mission that will earn one million dollars an enterprising Andreas Mark Black has to make a killing. Victim to the beautiful Priscilla Salerno in the shoes of a beautiful woman at the head of a criminal organization. We will see our protagonist risk everything possible until the last frame to save his own skin and remain on the market and manage to corrupt the killer and thus displace Horst Baron.
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To complete the mission that will earn one million dollars an enterprising Andreas Mark Black has to make a killing. Victim to the beautiful Priscilla Salerno in the shoes of a beautiful woman at the head of a criminal organization. We will see our protagonist risk everything possible until the last frame to save his own skin and remain on the market and manage to corrupt the killer and thus displace Horst Baron.
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Runtime:110 minutes
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