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The Two Plates (2010)

The race is on and everyone becomes a moving target when brothers of the hood come across counterfeit plates used to make US currency. The harsh realities of inner city turmoil become clear as friends become enemies, stopping at nothing to get their hands on the plates. As the rivalry escalates into an all out street war full of deceit and sabotage it isn't clear who will end up with the money, but the greed that drives them all will soon come to a head in a bloody showdown.
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The race is on and everyone becomes a moving target when brothers of the hood come across counterfeit plates used to make US currency. The harsh realities of inner city turmoil become clear as friends become enemies, stopping at nothing to get their hands on the plates. As the rivalry escalates into an all out street war full of deceit and sabotage it isn't clear who will end up with the money, but the greed that drives them all will soon come to a head in a bloody showdown.

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Directed By:Jonathan Straiton
Written By:Jonathan Straiton
In Theaters:2/9/2010
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Duke Studios, White Lightning Productions, Aisthesis Productions

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