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Piercing Wounds (2023)

V, an elite military assassin escapes a life of killing and is taken in by a family suffering from much loss. When a life of love looks possible for them all, V's past suddenly puts them all in danger.
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V, an elite military assassin escapes a life of killing and is taken in by a family suffering from much loss. When a life of love looks possible for them all, V's past suddenly puts them all in danger.

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Genre:Action, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Andrew Jacob Brown
Written By:Andrew Jacob Brown
In Theaters:4/17/2023
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Confound Productions

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