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Rockaway (2007)

Trane is a decorated war hero just shipped home to the States from Afghanistan after the brutal murder of his wife and child back in Rockaway, Queens. Upon his return, Trane encounters his old friend Dave, who describes the new forces of crime and prostitution that have moved into their neighborhood and caused the destruction of his family.
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Trane is a decorated war hero just shipped home to the States from Afghanistan after the brutal murder of his wife and child back in Rockaway, Queens. Upon his return, Trane encounters his old friend Dave, who describes the new forces of crime and prostitution that have moved into their neighborhood and caused the destruction of his family.

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Genre:Action, Adventure, Drama
Directed By:Jeff Crook, Josh Crook
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In Theaters:7/7/2007
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Rockaway the Movie, Off Hollywood Pictures, Panamax Films, Crook Brothers Productions

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