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For a Fistful of Diamonds (2009)
Once upon a time, a briefcase full of diamonds purchased by French Mobster Dede Fratelini were headed to its owner in Paris via Las Vegas, but the diamonds inconveniently disappeared somewhere in the middle of the Nevada desert. A ruthless killer on his way to prison escapes captivity and intercepts the briefcase by killing the carrier and hijacking his car. His ex-girlfriend Tatiana and her current lover Buitre foil his plans, disabling him. Now, FBI agent Franco Valle has to recover the diamonds and retrace their path, proving to be a complicated, and at times comical, task.
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Once upon a time, a briefcase full of diamonds purchased by French Mobster Dede Fratelini were headed to its owner in Paris via Las Vegas, but the diamonds inconveniently disappeared somewhere in the middle of the Nevada desert. A ruthless killer on his way to prison escapes captivity and intercepts the briefcase by killing the carrier and hijacking his car. His ex-girlfriend Tatiana and her current lover Buitre foil his plans, disabling him. Now, FBI agent Franco Valle has to recover the diamonds and retrace their path, proving to be a complicated, and at times comical, task.
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Genre:Action
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In Theaters:1/1/2009
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Dominique Milano
Director
Chuti Tiu
Tatiana Romanova
Abdel-Aziz Essayed
Brigande Salinas
Fabrice Sopoglian
Buitre Moratti
Fabrice Vilder
Franco
Oscar Torre
Tony
Vincent Duvall
Vincenzo Calabrese
Walter Tabayoyong
Tatiana's brother
Tyler Nimmons
Jean
Michelle Belegrin
Vincenzo's Assistant
Jason Weissbrod
Goldman
Maria Luisa Cianni
Undercover cop
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