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A russian hit man gets trapped in Stockholm after killing a competitor. A Swedish police officer trained in Moscow investigates using violent methods. A young porn actress witnesses the murder but is too scared to talk.
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A russian hit man gets trapped in Stockholm after killing a competitor. A Swedish police officer trained in Moscow investigates using violent methods. A young porn actress witnesses the murder but is too scared to talk.
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Genre:Thriller, Action
Written By:Martin Munthe, Anneli Engström
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Opera Film, Nordisk Tonefilm
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