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The Razor's Edge
A former mob hitman faces a dilemma when his daughter is kidnapped and his love interest targeted. He must take on a final dangerous job while evading a ruthless assassin.
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A former mob hitman faces a dilemma when his daughter is kidnapped and his love interest targeted. He must take on a final dangerous job while evading a ruthless assassin.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Vance Duplechin, Demian Lichtenstein
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Studio:BondIt Media Capital, 308 Enterprises, Red Sea Media
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