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When a homeless man, Carl, finds himself alone in an abandoned warehouse with a team of corrupt cops who are prepared to take whatever measures are necessary to find their nemesis, a man called Hashim, Carl knows the odds are stacked against him. However, as matters take a turn for the worse and identities become twisted the truth is finally revealed.
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When a homeless man, Carl, finds himself alone in an abandoned warehouse with a team of corrupt cops who are prepared to take whatever measures are necessary to find their nemesis, a man called Hashim, Carl knows the odds are stacked against him. However, as matters take a turn for the worse and identities become twisted the truth is finally revealed.
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