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Larceny 

After being busted for a heist, a former CIA contractor is sent to a Mexican prison. His former CIA boss offers him freedom if he can break into the prison vault and steal $50 Million.
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After being busted for a heist, a former CIA contractor is sent to a Mexican prison. His former CIA boss offers him freedom if he can break into the prison vault and steal $50 Million.

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Genre:Action, Thriller
Directed By:R. Ellis Frazier
Written By:Benjamin Budd, Scott Windhauser
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Tadross Media Group, Badhouse Studios Mexico, Parkside Pictures

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