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Sentenced to Hang
After being fired by his penny-pinching boss, Wai and his two life-long friends decide to kidnap and ransom his son. The situation spirals out of control after the boy is accidentally killed as a result. Based on a true story.
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After being fired by his penny-pinching boss, Wai and his two life-long friends decide to kidnap and ransom his son. The situation spirals out of control after the boy is accidentally killed as a result. Based on a true story.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Stephen Shiu Yeuk-yuen, Johnny Mak Tong-hung
In Theaters:
Box Office:$1,383,769
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Johnny Mak Production, Cine Art Laboratory Ltd., Showreel Film Facilities, Orange Sky Golden Harvest
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