Two Tough Guys (2003)
Two botcher killers, Paco and Alex carry out a crime caper. Later on, they are joined by Tatiana - a young whore, who shows great love for Alex. In pursuing its objective the losers will face a group of murderers, a butcher with dark business, a nasty gangster and a lot more...
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Two botcher killers, Paco and Alex carry out a crime caper. Later on, they are joined by Tatiana - a young whore, who shows great love for Alex. In pursuing its objective the losers will face a group of murderers, a butcher with dark business, a nasty gangster and a lot more...
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Genre:Crime, Comedy, Action
Written By:Juan Martínez Moreno
In Theaters:12/5/2003
Box Office:$958,867
Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Impala
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