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This crime drama casts Chuck Perez as Gabriel, a seminarian who tries to turn away from the lawlessness brought upon his family that has ties with the syndicates. But when rival gangs target loved ones, he is forced to abandon his vocation to join the bloody feud.
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This crime drama casts Chuck Perez as Gabriel, a seminarian who tries to turn away from the lawlessness brought upon his family that has ties with the syndicates. But when rival gangs target loved ones, he is forced to abandon his vocation to join the bloody feud.
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Viva Films
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