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La Gran Sangre: Ojo por ojo
Two decades later, Tony Blades, Mandril, and El Dragón are released from prison to confront a mafia controlling the Rímac district. In a Lima plagued by extortion and contract killings, the iconic vigilante group returns without a shred of mercy, ready to fight crime by their own rules.
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Two decades later, Tony Blades, Mandril, and El Dragón are released from prison to confront a mafia controlling the Rímac district. In a Lima plagued by extortion and contract killings, the iconic vigilante group returns without a shred of mercy, ready to fight crime by their own rules.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Aldo Miyashiro, Renzo Abril, Luis Torres Montero
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Tondero, Capitán Pérez, Okeechobee Films
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