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Five years after a failed bank robbery, Marcus King Reyes returns to the streets that saw him rise from a common thug to an inner-city crime lord in search of his missing brother. When he discovers that his brother has been murdered he stops at nothing to avenge his own. Director: Jenier E. Marmolejos. Cast: Damian Urra, Ben Daniels, Rob Ashkenas, Tim Mackey, Jeremy Mitchell. Marcus "King" Reyes earned his nickname by ruling the streets as an all-powerful crime lord. But when a major bank robbery goes bust, Marcus finds himself with the challenge of starting over. After being released from prison, he sets out to find his long-lost brother, only to realize his brother has been killed and he has lost his once-royal status.
This is the only Damian Urra video. King | List Price | $24.99 (You save $8.30) | | Studio | York Entertainment | | All Time Sales Rank |  136473  | | CD Universe Part number | 7311658 | | Catalog number | YPD1387 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Dec 12, 2006 | | Rating | Not Rated | | Additional Info | York Entertainment | | Movie Details | Color; York Entertainment |
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