El ángel de los sicarios
A young man named Ángel decides to take revenge for the murder of his parents, committed at the hands of hitmen hired by a businessman. Due to the difficulty of knowing exactly who was responsible for the murder of his parents, he decides to end the The life of all the hit men there is, until he ends the last one, and he does it together with several friends who are also driven by the murder of their relatives.
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A young man named Ángel decides to take revenge for the murder of his parents, committed at the hands of hitmen hired by a businessman. Due to the difficulty of knowing exactly who was responsible for the murder of his parents, he decides to end the The life of all the hit men there is, until he ends the last one, and he does it together with several friends who are also driven by the murder of their relatives.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Fernando Cedeño
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Sacha Producciones
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