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The Phoenix
Paul is a country boy who grows up with a fascination for violence and justice. When he moves to the city and sees his friends and brother fall victim to gang attacks, a vigilante is born.
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Paul is a country boy who grows up with a fascination for violence and justice. When he moves to the city and sees his friends and brother fall victim to gang attacks, a vigilante is born.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nicolas Moneuse
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Under the Milky Way
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