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Two men are hired to protect a man who is fleeing a drug syndicate. The initial meeting turns into chaos and with a dead body, briefcase of stolen money and an assassin on their tail, Nick and Derek are going to have to do more than just protect - they are going to have to kill.
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Two men are hired to protect a man who is fleeing a drug syndicate. The initial meeting turns into chaos and with a dead body, briefcase of stolen money and an assassin on their tail, Nick and Derek are going to have to do more than just protect - they are going to have to kill.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Nathan Shepka
In Theaters:8/24/2021
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Cyfuno Ventures, Iron Key Productions, Shepka Productions
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