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End of the Road
A youth joins a gang to help his family. After the gang robs a supermarket, they flee in a car, which later breaks down. With the police on their trail, the gang enters a prominent lawman's home, threatening him and his family and trying to hide their loot there, but things get out of hand as another escaped gang joins them.
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A youth joins a gang to help his family. After the gang robs a supermarket, they flee in a car, which later breaks down. With the police on their trail, the gang enters a prominent lawman's home, threatening him and his family and trying to hide their loot there, but things get out of hand as another escaped gang joins them.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama
Written By:İlhan Engin
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Studio:Engin Film
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