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We Die Tonight
When two bleeding people fall into the store, the staff has to barricade themselves. To protect the unknown people from an armed gang trying to break in and finish the job.
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When two bleeding people fall into the store, the staff has to barricade themselves. To protect the unknown people from an armed gang trying to break in and finish the job.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Christin Magdu, Robin Sherlock Holm
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Studio:Rock Hammer Films AB
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