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Elite 

After 20 years in prison, the most dangerous and powerful drug dealer of the Caribbean manages to escape. Unable to trust his own police force, the Governor creates a special task force called "Elite" - a group of incorruptible officers from different countries of Latin America.
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After 20 years in prison, the most dangerous and powerful drug dealer of the Caribbean manages to escape. Unable to trust his own police force, the Governor creates a special task force called "Elite" - a group of incorruptible officers from different countries of Latin America.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Andrés Ramírez
Written By:Josean Rivera, Jean Paul Polo
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Non Studios, The Barefoot Film Company

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