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Frank Redbridge, once an amateur musician, is now in prison for human trafficking. There, he’s confronted by another inmate and, fearing for his life, tells the story of how he got involved with one of London’s most violent gangs.
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Frank Redbridge, once an amateur musician, is now in prison for human trafficking. There, he’s confronted by another inmate and, fearing for his life, tells the story of how he got involved with one of London’s most violent gangs.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Eddie Drinkwater, Adem Sevket, Shannon Reveley
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