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L-38 (2019)
L 38 known as Laurentino 38, tells the story of four criminals: the Chechen, the Jesus, Rug and Pimp, that shoot snuff movies for their boss "Sergio il Pappa". When the Chechen receives the visit of the a mysterious man the level of blood and violence rises.
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L 38 known as Laurentino 38, tells the story of four criminals: the Chechen, the Jesus, Rug and Pimp, that shoot snuff movies for their boss "Sergio il Pappa". When the Chechen receives the visit of the a mysterious man the level of blood and violence rises.
Rating:R
Genre:Crime, Thriller, Action
Written By:Stefano Torrini, Stefano Torrini
In Theaters:8/20/2019
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:The Clown Splatter, Log&Transfer, BayView Entertainment, Home Movies
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