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Espionage in Tangiers 

A secret agent is assigned to capture a criminal gang that is threatening to destroy Earth with a death ray.
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A secret agent is assigned to capture a criminal gang that is threatening to destroy Earth with a death ray.

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Genre:Action, Adventure
Directed By:Gregg Tallas
Written By:José Luis Jerez, José Luis Martínez Mollá, Gregg Tallas, Herbert Curiel, Remigio Del Grosso, Bautista Lacasa Nebot
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Atlántida Films, Dorica Film

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