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La Hija de la Hiena (2001)
Two drug kingpins rule the narcotics trade of a lucrative region of Mexico. But as their empires grow, it becomes clear that the market has room for only one top dog, and a deadly showdown between the two factions becomes increasingly inevitable. This Mexican thriller directed by Luis Estrada stars the prolific actor Eleazar Garcia Jr., along with Federico Villa, Ruben Gutierrez, Bernabé Melendrez and Bulfrano Moreno.
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Two drug kingpins rule the narcotics trade of a lucrative region of Mexico. But as their empires grow, it becomes clear that the market has room for only one top dog, and a deadly showdown between the two factions becomes increasingly inevitable. This Mexican thriller directed by Luis Estrada stars the prolific actor Eleazar Garcia Jr., along with Federico Villa, Ruben Gutierrez, Bernabé Melendrez and Bulfrano Moreno.
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Written By:Luis Estrada
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