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Jack Movez (2003)
When two brothers plan a so-called simple robbery -- they want to rob their own failing jewellery store in hopes of collecting the insurance money -- they find out that even the most well-planned heists aren't easy. Complications quickly ensue, and a seemingly perfect plan degenerates into a battle for their own survival.
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When two brothers plan a so-called simple robbery -- they want to rob their own failing jewellery store in hopes of collecting the insurance money -- they find out that even the most well-planned heists aren't easy. Complications quickly ensue, and a seemingly perfect plan degenerates into a battle for their own survival.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Eduardo Quiroz, Jose Quiroz
In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:80 minutes
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