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Tranh & Nowak 

An action comedy with two agents with elite fighting skills who are specialized in undercover operations: Tranh, a young intelligent, down-to-earth woman and Nowak, reckless and adventurous. This time, their mission is to recover stolen paintings from a neo-nazi esthete, Otto Von Schnitzel...
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An action comedy with two agents with elite fighting skills who are specialized in undercover operations: Tranh, a young intelligent, down-to-earth woman and Nowak, reckless and adventurous. This time, their mission is to recover stolen paintings from a neo-nazi esthete, Otto Von Schnitzel...

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Genre:Action
Written By:Quentin D'Hainaut
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