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Killers 'N Jazz
What really goes on under your skin? When a world-famous rapper is arrested for leading a human trafficking ring, a web of corruption starts to unravel. Jazz, a dirty cop on the rapper’s payroll, is ordered by his chief to silence the rest of his team permanently before the FBI can bring them in. things start to fracture, time feels strange, paranoia creeps in. Not just about the set up, but about Jazz himself.
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What really goes on under your skin? When a world-famous rapper is arrested for leading a human trafficking ring, a web of corruption starts to unravel. Jazz, a dirty cop on the rapper’s payroll, is ordered by his chief to silence the rest of his team permanently before the FBI can bring them in. things start to fracture, time feels strange, paranoia creeps in. Not just about the set up, but about Jazz himself.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Crime
Written By:Jaden Georges, Dylan Hollis, Dylan Hollis
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Runtime:30 minutes
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