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Gangster's Paradise: Jerusalema (2008)
This South African movie tracks the rise of a once-petty criminal to the heights of the criminal underworld. After cutting his teeth on hijacking, before moving onto bigger game, an ambitious man hits a setback when most of his gang are shot.
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This South African movie tracks the rise of a once-petty criminal to the heights of the criminal underworld. After cutting his teeth on hijacking, before moving onto bigger game, an ambitious man hits a setback when most of his gang are shot.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Ralph Ziman
In Theaters:2/11/2008
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Muti Films
Cast
Ralph Ziman
Director
Daniel Buckland
Josh Freidlander
Robert Hobbs
Inspector Blakkie Swart
Jeffrey Sekele
Nazareth
Ronnie Nyakale
Zakes Mbolelo
Shelley Meskin
Leah Friedlander (as Shelly Meskin)
Malusi Skenjana
Tony Ngu
Jafta Mamabolo
Young Kunene
Motlatsi Mahloko
Young Zakes
Lerato Moloi
Loretta Dlamini
Thandy Matlaila
Young Nomsa
Mzwandile Ngubeni
Young Bull
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