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Macho Man 3
In the final part of the Franconian Macho Man trilogy, Nuremberg faces a huge challenge. A dangerous trafficking cartel has spread across the city and has been up to mischief for years. But the Macho Men, who have been enforcing law and order since the 1980s, are determined to put an end to this cartel.
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In the final part of the Franconian Macho Man trilogy, Nuremberg faces a huge challenge. A dangerous trafficking cartel has spread across the city and has been up to mischief for years. But the Macho Men, who have been enforcing law and order since the 1980s, are determined to put an end to this cartel.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Davide Grisolia
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Runtime:191 minutes
Studio:Mamafilm, Davide Grisolia Films
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