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Faster, Hollywood: Die! Die!
A criminal couple on the run from their past in search of a peaceful perspective, pursued by a grief-driven detective. All connected by revenge, greed... and love.
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A criminal couple on the run from their past in search of a peaceful perspective, pursued by a grief-driven detective. All connected by revenge, greed... and love.
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Genre:Crime, Action, Drama
Written By:Phillip Schwellenbach
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Runtime:92 minutes
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