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The Art of Power (2010)
An everyday loner, Wesley, is driven to the point of no return as three people with unknowingly intertwined journeys unveil a complex story of passion, love, vengeance, and power.
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An everyday loner, Wesley, is driven to the point of no return as three people with unknowingly intertwined journeys unveil a complex story of passion, love, vengeance, and power.
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Written By:Adrian J. Walker
In Theaters:3/12/2010
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