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Alonso takes refuge in a field, seeking to forget his past and recover from the wounds that El Merchi left him. The men he worked with begin to be murdered, Alonso returns to the city, not knowing that he has also been a target of the mafia.
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Alonso takes refuge in a field, seeking to forget his past and recover from the wounds that El Merchi left him. The men he worked with begin to be murdered, Alonso returns to the city, not knowing that he has also been a target of the mafia.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Ivan Morawski
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Runtime:187 minutes
Studio:Cine Urbano
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