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La Ram Negra
Rodolfo is detained during a game of poker. It is suspected that he is the head of a large mafia organization. His old friend, Rubio, takes advantage of the situation to take his business and all the power. A struggle for power is then unchained while the police establoshes law and order. The only thing the police knows of Rodolfo is that he drives a black Ram.
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Rodolfo is detained during a game of poker. It is suspected that he is the head of a large mafia organization. His old friend, Rubio, takes advantage of the situation to take his business and all the power. A struggle for power is then unchained while the police establoshes law and order. The only thing the police knows of Rodolfo is that he drives a black Ram.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Javier Ledezma
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Producciones Alfa Audiovisual
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