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End of Loyalty (2023)

When the head of a notorious crime family is murdered, his son Grant is hell bent on payback and the only person that can stop him from tearing the city apart and destroying himself in the process is his best friend and federal agent, Ray Rose.
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When the head of a notorious crime family is murdered, his son Grant is hell bent on payback and the only person that can stop him from tearing the city apart and destroying himself in the process is his best friend and federal agent, Ray Rose.

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Genre:Crime, Action
Directed By:Hiroshi Katagiri
Written By:Hiroshi Katagiri, Chris Preyor
In Theaters:3/7/2023
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Runtime:90 minutes
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