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Double Cross (1992)
A troubled, but goodhearted artist and motorcycle rider struggles to stay on the straight and narrow when he has easy access to drugs, orgies and a lucrative car theft racket.
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A troubled, but goodhearted artist and motorcycle rider struggles to stay on the straight and narrow when he has easy access to drugs, orgies and a lucrative car theft racket.
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Written By:Armand Gazarian
In Theaters:11/17/1992
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Oldwest Production, Peacock Films
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