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In this sequel, the story intertwines the perilous business dealings of Ultranet's executives with the Chinese mafia, and Dante's journey back to his hometown upon learning of his soon death. There, he meets Ariadna, Ultranet's president's daughter, who is unknowingly in danger. As their paths cross, Dante uncovers the peril surrounding her, blending his search for meaning with her need for protection.
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In this sequel, the story intertwines the perilous business dealings of Ultranet's executives with the Chinese mafia, and Dante's journey back to his hometown upon learning of his soon death. There, he meets Ariadna, Ultranet's president's daughter, who is unknowingly in danger. As their paths cross, Dante uncovers the peril surrounding her, blending his search for meaning with her need for protection.
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Written By:Alan Márquez
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Márquez Films, Entertainment & More Productions, Instituto de Arte Marcial Chino y Danza de León en México
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