'Zoey 102'-PCA Reunites in this Throwback Romcom
This young adult movie focuses on relationships in this high school reunion.
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In a city full of narcotics, alcohol and licentious life, a youngster, is unprepared to join in, but due to the passion and adrenaline of the moment with the wrong girl, he gets mixed up with the crime gangs in the city. Abused by them and without thinking about the danger, but only for the fact of rescuing his father who is in danger for his life due to severe sickness, he agrees to cooperate with a strong businessman. The businessman offers everything just so that his only son, a gangster, leaves this dead end.
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In a city full of narcotics, alcohol and licentious life, a youngster, is unprepared to join in, but due to the passion and adrenaline of the moment with the wrong girl, he gets mixed up with the crime gangs in the city. Abused by them and without thinking about the danger, but only for the fact of rescuing his father who is in danger for his life due to severe sickness, he agrees to cooperate with a strong businessman. The businessman offers everything just so that his only son, a gangster, leaves this dead end.
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Written By:Drilon Hoxha
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