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After a heist goes completely wrong, the remaining crew members barge into a suburban home trying to figure out a way to escape from the growing police force outside, whilst trying to discover and eliminate the police mole among their ranks.
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After a heist goes completely wrong, the remaining crew members barge into a suburban home trying to figure out a way to escape from the growing police force outside, whilst trying to discover and eliminate the police mole among their ranks.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Leonidas Mears, Kale Vance
In Theaters:5/1/2025
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Studio:Banaynay Productions, Lizard & Lobster Productions
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