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Out of Order 

A bungling young attorney must defend his estranged father, a celebrity lawyer accused of gruesome murder, while facing off against his brilliant ex-girlfriend, a public prosecutor. In his quest for justice, he'll delve into a world of shattered dreams, fractured relationships, and the long shadow of corruption.
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A bungling young attorney must defend his estranged father, a celebrity lawyer accused of gruesome murder, while facing off against his brilliant ex-girlfriend, a public prosecutor. In his quest for justice, he'll delve into a world of shattered dreams, fractured relationships, and the long shadow of corruption.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Mystery, Crime
Directed By:Alden Richards
Written By:Randy Q. Villanueva, Karen Lustica
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Viva Films, Studio Viva, MYRIAD

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