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Gems on The Run 

Three best friends, still children, promise each other to stay together until the day they die. But life separates them, and 17 years later, one is a cop, one is a gangster, and one is dead. On their way to the funeral of their dead friend, the gangster, having just stolen a valuable sapphire from his gang, uses his cop friend as cover to flee the country. Chased by both gangsters and police, the two friends are joined by a beautiful and mysterious girl. Their road trip, filled with gun battles and odd encounters, provides all of them with a way to realize their dreams.
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Three best friends, still children, promise each other to stay together until the day they die. But life separates them, and 17 years later, one is a cop, one is a gangster, and one is dead. On their way to the funeral of their dead friend, the gangster, having just stolen a valuable sapphire from his gang, uses his cop friend as cover to flee the country. Chased by both gangsters and police, the two friends are joined by a beautiful and mysterious girl. Their road trip, filled with gun battles and odd encounters, provides all of them with a way to realize their dreams.

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