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The Caribbean Heist (2013)

Five women move to Miami Beach in search of a better life but find the reality of the streets hard to overcome. The struggling gangster driven economy makes things difficult for the ladies so they decide to take a few risks by robbing rich business men they befriend who make millions of dollars illegally.
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Five women move to Miami Beach in search of a better life but find the reality of the streets hard to overcome. The struggling gangster driven economy makes things difficult for the ladies so they decide to take a few risks by robbing rich business men they befriend who make millions of dollars illegally.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Max Sainvil
Written By:Ernest Ruffin Jr.
In Theaters:5/10/2013
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Studio:ECSMG Media

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