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Employees on a local supermarket plot an epic heist for robbing the place's vault, but things start to go wrong when they notice a police detective on their heels.
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Employees on a local supermarket plot an epic heist for robbing the place's vault, but things start to go wrong when they notice a police detective on their heels.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Ary Fontoura, J.B. Tanko
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Herbert Richers
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