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Hard Justice (2025)
Marine Grace Thompson joins the LAPD following the footsteps of her brother Michael. But when Michael is murdered, Grace must piece together the puzzle by following leads of corruption and cover-ups that run deeper than she ever imagined.
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Marine Grace Thompson joins the LAPD following the footsteps of her brother Michael. But when Michael is murdered, Grace must piece together the puzzle by following leads of corruption and cover-ups that run deeper than she ever imagined.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Action, Thriller, Crime, Drama
Written By:Vernon E. Mortensen, Ace Underhill
In Theaters:7/1/2025
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Brilliant Screen Studios
Cast
Nick deRuve
Director
Eva Ceja
Grace Thompson
Tyler Christopher
Michael Thompson
James Nichols II
Sgt. Andy Powell
Chad Ridgely
Det. Laurie
Jesse O'Neill
Det. Paulie
Andrew Garrett
Det. Stevens
Brandon Elonzae
Det. Hancock
Cuete Yeska
Javier Montoya
Kasarlina Wang
Evidence Clerk
Mey Chan
Mini-Mart Attendant
Lily Chan Goodloe
Attendant Baby
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