Setback (2013)

Setback (2013)

Year : 2013

Rating : N/A

IMDB Score : N/A

Release : 15 Nov 2013

Duration : N/A

Genre : Action, Comedy, Crime

Director : Tim French

Writer : Tim French, Michael French

Cast : Rick Irvin, Christopher Hagen, Sabrina Machado, Alexandra Boylan

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Synopsis

Two men (an ex-college professor and his loose-cannon cousin) have three days to track down diamonds that were stolen from their crime boss' jewelry store.

Description

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a reversal, check, or interruption in progress; relapse; upset; an upper part of a wall or building set back to form a steplike section; pitch ()

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