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Day of Fury (2013) [N/A]

Featuring:
Arturo Alvarado, Rafael Alvarez, Manuel Arroyo

Written by:
Adrian Kayser

Directed by:
Adrian Kayser


Release Date:
December 11, 2013

Original Title:
Día de Furia

Genres:
Crime | Drama

Production Countries:
Costa Rica

Ratings / Certifications:
CR: PG-13 

Runtime: 63

Overview from TheMovieDB

The decisions of six individuals collide during a day out of control, where they seek to change what seems inevitable. Michael gets into serious trouble when he has to settle a debt with Tony, a peculiar criminal. Rafael fulfills his dream of being a cop, but discovers that the job also involves testing his ideals. Manuel and Arthur are two students who discover that the way to make easy money does not always Java a point of return. Sergio carries the weight of the death of his brother and has to face his fears when an intruder threatens his family.

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Director:
Adrián Kayser

Writer:
Adrián Kayser

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