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Jonathan lives a dangerous double life as a hustler which he keeps under wraps and the radar of even his closest friend (an FBI agent) until a couple of rats turn on him.
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Jonathan lives a dangerous double life as a hustler which he keeps under wraps and the radar of even his closest friend (an FBI agent) until a couple of rats turn on him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dennis L. Reed II
In Theaters:9/24/2016
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Runtime:73 minutes
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Cast
Dennis L. Reed II
Director
Mena Monroe
Officer Wallace
Lemastor Spratling
Jonathan
Harley Wallen
Lawyer Mitchell
Kimeth Allan
Darryl Smith
Demetrius Roberts
Officer McDaniels
Michael James Alexander
Bret (as Michael Alexander)
Tonja Brown
Emily
Calhoun Koenig
Becca
Grover McCants
Agent Foster
Kara Joy Reed
Agent Bridges
Terri Partyka
Agent McDaniel
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