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The Mugger
A man visits a school to enroll his son, but then he pulls out a gun and robs the school from their money. The movie follows the man and is shot with an unsteady handycam.
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A man visits a school to enroll his son, but then he pulls out a gun and robs the school from their money. The movie follows the man and is shot with an unsteady handycam.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pablo Fendrik
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Magma Cine
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