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The Last Vendetta (2025)
DEA Agent Keith Miller remains haunted by his wife’s murder. As his partner Stokes eyes retirement and their boss Marks vanishes before a crucial vote, a captured assassin’s secret leads to a dangerous conspiracy and a deadly showdown.
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DEA Agent Keith Miller remains haunted by his wife’s murder. As his partner Stokes eyes retirement and their boss Marks vanishes before a crucial vote, a captured assassin’s secret leads to a dangerous conspiracy and a deadly showdown.
Rating:R
Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Chris Corulla, Jr., André Joseph
In Theaters:8/29/2025
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Runtime:115 minutes
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