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Kill Kapone (2014)
Kill Kapone follows a gang member through the gritty alleys of East L.A. while getting chased all day by his own vicious gang.
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Kill Kapone follows a gang member through the gritty alleys of East L.A. while getting chased all day by his own vicious gang.
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Genre:Drama, Action, Crime
Written By:Alfredo Ramos
In Theaters:1/1/2014
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Studio:Overseas Film Company
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