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A foot soldier in the Italian mafia flees a life of crime only to fall in love with a member of The People's Temple, leading him deep into the jungle of Guyana and a place called Jonestown.
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A foot soldier in the Italian mafia flees a life of crime only to fall in love with a member of The People's Temple, leading him deep into the jungle of Guyana and a place called Jonestown.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Mark Penney, Tricia Grashaw, Vincent Grashaw
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Studio:Randomix Productions, MooseBoy
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