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The Kidon Man - The final cut 

An Ex agent of the Israeli international intelligence service from the unit known as Kidon, seeks his identity after loosing his memory in an accident. Now he is followed by his enemies.
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An Ex agent of the Israeli international intelligence service from the unit known as Kidon, seeks his identity after loosing his memory in an accident. Now he is followed by his enemies.

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Directed By:Vitto Manccini
Written By:Marcelo López, Vitto Manccini
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Runtime:42 minutes
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