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The Garbage (2007)
Donnie is a bartender who does not want to get involved but is unwillingly recruited into illegal activities at his sinister boss Jack's bar. Meanwhile a mysterious and angry man bent on revenging his father's death has plans of his own for Jack. Donnie soon finds himself wanted by the police, unable to find his girlfriend and left holding the bag.
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Donnie is a bartender who does not want to get involved but is unwillingly recruited into illegal activities at his sinister boss Jack's bar. Meanwhile a mysterious and angry man bent on revenging his father's death has plans of his own for Jack. Donnie soon finds himself wanted by the police, unable to find his girlfriend and left holding the bag.
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