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When Bryan Brown, one of Cleveland's most respected street hustlers takes the wrap on a drug deal gone bad, it forces him out of the game and out of his family's business. As his father Red struggles to rebuild their street credibility, his disappointment in Bryan lands him a one way ticket to Atlanta. Bryan is introduced to a different kind of hustle... Eventually, Bryan finds gratification in using what he's got...to get what he wants.
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When Bryan Brown, one of Cleveland's most respected street hustlers takes the wrap on a drug deal gone bad, it forces him out of the game and out of his family's business. As his father Red struggles to rebuild their street credibility, his disappointment in Bryan lands him a one way ticket to Atlanta. Bryan is introduced to a different kind of hustle... Eventually, Bryan finds gratification in using what he's got...to get what he wants.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Deidre Thomas
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