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Push Come To Shove 

When MP's businesses are burned down and his closest friends are targeted in coordinated attacks, he's forced back into a dangerous world he swore he left behind. With corrupt cops closing in and old enemies resurfacing, MP must protect his pregnant partner and unite a fractured crew before the streets push him past his breaking point.
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When MP's businesses are burned down and his closest friends are targeted in coordinated attacks, he's forced back into a dangerous world he swore he left behind. With corrupt cops closing in and old enemies resurfacing, MP must protect his pregnant partner and unite a fractured crew before the streets push him past his breaking point.

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Genre:Drama, Crime, Action, Romance
Directed By:Tonethegoat
Written By:Michael Massey
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:goat houze studios, we da village

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