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| Firm
Nick Love DVD
The film follows Dom (Calum McNab), a young man caught up in the enticing world of firms--soccer gangs who make merry and spar with the supporters of rival teams. Doing that is easier said than done. Alan Clarke’s 1989 movie about British soccer hooligans is transported to the early '80s in this creative remake. Bright and funny, Dom is easily welcomed into the ranks by the firm’s leader, Bex (Paul Anderson). But as Dom is drawn into the escalating violence of his clique, he decides to back out.
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| Business DVD (2005) Widescreen
Nick Love director
 $14.69
Featuring a wall-to-wall '80s soundtrack, this comic gangster film serves up action-packed thrills with a touch of whimsy.
THE BUSINESS is an action packed gangster flick set in Spain's sun drenched Costa Del crime. On the lam in 1980s England, Danny heads to the gangsters' paradise of Spain's Costa del Sol to make a delivery of cash to a noted ex-criminal, Charlie. There, Danny meets Charlie's nefarious inner circle and soon becomes embroiled in their outrageous outlaw lifestyle. Frankie is on the run from gangsters in South London to a new life in Malaga with nothing but a tin stuffed full of cash.
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| Football Factory DVD (2004) Widescreen
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$12.15 
Director Nick Love's scrappy drama, based on a novel by John King, explore the world of football violence in England. Tommy (Danny Dyer) feels a rush and a sense of belonging from his hooliganism; his life is going nowhere, and
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| Outlaw DVD (2007) Subtitled
Nick Love DVD
$10.35 
Sean Bean plays a soldier who returns home to the United Kingdom to find that his own country has become a war zone thanks to rampant crime and gang violence. He joins forces with others who share his beliefs to
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| Football Factory Blu-ray (2004)
Nick Love movies
 $30.49
Director Nick Love's scrappy drama, based on a novel by John King, explore the world of football violence in England. Tommy (Danny Dyer) feels a rush and a sense of belonging from his hooliganism; his life is going nowhere, and
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