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Rivals (2008)
The story of two rival brothers, one a pimp and the other a cop, and how the former manages to be the family favourite.
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The story of two rival brothers, one a pimp and the other a cop, and how the former manages to be the family favourite.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Éric Veniard, Jacques Maillot, Pierre Chosson
In Theaters:2/6/2008
Box Office:$1,875,144
Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:France 3 Cinéma, LGM Productions
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