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Miles is an aging man working in a modest restaurant for tourists in Rome. He can't remember who he is nor what happened to him: his mind is confused and he can no longer build anything from his past. When he starts having flashbacks about the tragedy that took everything from him, his determination to find the people responsible will lead him to muster every bit of energy he's got to finally obtain justice.
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Miles is an aging man working in a modest restaurant for tourists in Rome. He can't remember who he is nor what happened to him: his mind is confused and he can no longer build anything from his past. When he starts having flashbacks about the tragedy that took everything from him, his determination to find the people responsible will lead him to muster every bit of energy he's got to finally obtain justice.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Chee Keong Cheung, Oliver Morran
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Studio:VMI WorldWide, Sunfilm
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