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Percentage (2013)
After a drug deal gone wrong, two New York City hustlers relocate to Miami, where they set up a lucrative credit card fraud operation. Unfortunately, their new business not only attracts the police, but the city's top criminals -- and both want a percentage of the take.
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After a drug deal gone wrong, two New York City hustlers relocate to Miami, where they set up a lucrative credit card fraud operation. Unfortunately, their new business not only attracts the police, but the city's top criminals -- and both want a percentage of the take.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Elya Ottenberg, Cam'Ron Giles
In Theaters:4/24/2013
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Killa Films, Flavor Unit Entertainment
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