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Trust No 1 (2019)
Officer Bradley investigates murders believed to be part of a serial killing and quickly learns it's much bigger. With the body count rising, and nothing adding up, he turns to his last resort for help, his brother.
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Officer Bradley investigates murders believed to be part of a serial killing and quickly learns it's much bigger. With the body count rising, and nothing adding up, he turns to his last resort for help, his brother.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Douglas Rouillard
In Theaters:4/5/2019
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Runtime:90 minutes
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