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In the violent Buenos Aires suburbs: Two opposing police officers, an ex-convict, and a suicide at a collision point will cross paths, falling into a spiral of violence and twists and turns, crossing that thin line that puts everything at risk and in danger—that thin line that separates life from death.
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In the violent Buenos Aires suburbs: Two opposing police officers, an ex-convict, and a suicide at a collision point will cross paths, falling into a spiral of violence and twists and turns, crossing that thin line that puts everything at risk and in danger—that thin line that separates life from death.

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Genre:Crime
Directed By:Ezio Massa
Written By:Ezio Massa
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Artec Films

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