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A series of murders takes place in the Metropolis in a span of three weeks, the latest of which happens on the night Junior, a taxi driver, makes love to a prostitute...
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A series of murders takes place in the Metropolis in a span of three weeks, the latest of which happens on the night Junior, a taxi driver, makes love to a prostitute...
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Genre:Drama, Action, Crime
Written By:Cesar Montano, Willy Laconsay
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Studio:CM Films
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