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Vigilance
After a vicious mugging, a troubled film student gathers an amateur film crew and travels to Amsterdam to find a mysterious masked vigilante, however, the crew gets caught in the crossfire between the super hero and his villains and must do everything to escape this wicked city alive.
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After a vicious mugging, a troubled film student gathers an amateur film crew and travels to Amsterdam to find a mysterious masked vigilante, however, the crew gets caught in the crossfire between the super hero and his villains and must do everything to escape this wicked city alive.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Paul de Vrijer, Rik Sinkeldam
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Runtime:89 minutes
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