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Third Law (2020)
A stranger comes to a small town and sets into motion a series of events that would affect the lives of those who live there, including the nefarious Neo-Nazi gang that runs it's criminal underworld.
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A stranger comes to a small town and sets into motion a series of events that would affect the lives of those who live there, including the nefarious Neo-Nazi gang that runs it's criminal underworld.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy, Thriller
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In Theaters:4/18/2020
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Hardly Even Films
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