From One Pocket Into Another
In the backdrop of 1995 East London, not all is as it seems as Frenchy persuades his eccentric gang to steal from The Stanfields, an impregnable family run drug ring.
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In the backdrop of 1995 East London, not all is as it seems as Frenchy persuades his eccentric gang to steal from The Stanfields, an impregnable family run drug ring.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Action, Comedy
Written By:Oskar Nilsson
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Oskar Nilsson Films
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