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In Plain Sight (2004)
All bad things must come to an end... Time is short and the money's big for campus "hit man" Daulton Monroe. He's losing his old partner, training a new one, and falling in love with a bartender/lounge singer/journalist. During the biggest job of his career, the hunter becomes the hunted as someone attempts to manipulate his shadowy operation. Everyone's a suspect! No one has a clue! And the only place to hide is In Plain Sight.
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All bad things must come to an end... Time is short and the money's big for campus "hit man" Daulton Monroe. He's losing his old partner, training a new one, and falling in love with a bartender/lounge singer/journalist. During the biggest job of his career, the hunter becomes the hunted as someone attempts to manipulate his shadowy operation. Everyone's a suspect! No one has a clue! And the only place to hide is In Plain Sight.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Don Garvey, Mike Connelly, Brian Cavallaro
In Theaters:5/8/2004
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Ball Four Studios Inc.
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