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Men with Guns (1998)

Dr. Fuentes is a medical professor approaching his retirement and journeys to find old students, with sometimes disturbing results.
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Dr. Fuentes is a medical professor approaching his retirement and journeys to find old students, with sometimes disturbing results.

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Genre:Drama, Adventure
Directed By:John Sayles
Written By:John Sayles
In Theaters:3/27/1998
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Anarchist's Convention Films, Clear Blue Sky Productions, Independent Film Channel, Lexington Road Productions

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