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A failed porn actor, working as an enforcer for a mafia kingpin, finds himself confronted with an all-out turf war after an errand goes drastically wrong. Going on the run is his only option.
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A failed porn actor, working as an enforcer for a mafia kingpin, finds himself confronted with an all-out turf war after an errand goes drastically wrong. Going on the run is his only option.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Valia Santella, Francesca Marciano, Stefano Mordini
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Buena Onda, RAI Cinema, Les Films du Fleuve, Les Productions du Trésor
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