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Duct Tape
The gangsters decided to eliminate one of their business partners, but they didn’t know that he was a former mercenary. They sent a hitman to him, but he failed in his mission and ended up as a hostage himself. The gangsters start trying to get their comrade out of trouble, and one by one they end up in the hands of the enraged mercenary.
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The gangsters decided to eliminate one of their business partners, but they didn’t know that he was a former mercenary. They sent a hitman to him, but he failed in his mission and ended up as a hostage himself. The gangsters start trying to get their comrade out of trouble, and one by one they end up in the hands of the enraged mercenary.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Evgeniy Belousov
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Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:AURUMfilm, KemFilm
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