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A detective who lost everything that he loves. A gang member who was a product of the school to prison pipeline and seeks redemption from his past. Two men from different sides of the law set out to take revenge on a common enemy when they unknowingly run into each other. They embark on a road trip for revenge challenging the idea of forgiveness once realizing the other is not who they seem to be.
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A detective who lost everything that he loves. A gang member who was a product of the school to prison pipeline and seeks redemption from his past. Two men from different sides of the law set out to take revenge on a common enemy when they unknowingly run into each other. They embark on a road trip for revenge challenging the idea of forgiveness once realizing the other is not who they seem to be.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Crime
Written By:Dwayne Parker, Dwayne Parker
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Knight 7 Productions
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