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In a city where silence kills louder than bullets, a young man torn between faith and crime must confront his guilt when the woman who raised him (mother) is left bleeding on the street and only the truth can save what’s left of his soul.
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In a city where silence kills louder than bullets, a young man torn between faith and crime must confront his guilt when the woman who raised him (mother) is left bleeding on the street and only the truth can save what’s left of his soul.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Hafsa Addasah
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:First Slate Production
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