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A Time for Sunset (2025)

A hit man hoping to retire from his profession, is on one final assignment when he begins receiving mysterious calls from an unknown source. As he tries to discover information about his new foe who is threatening to 'sunset' him, a dark truth emerges about his past; a truth that will shape his future.
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A hit man hoping to retire from his profession, is on one final assignment when he begins receiving mysterious calls from an unknown source. As he tries to discover information about his new foe who is threatening to 'sunset' him, a dark truth emerges about his past; a truth that will shape his future.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Thomas L. Callaway
Written By:Bernie Felix Jr., Harry Victor, Don Worley, Alex Wroten
In Theaters:9/1/2025
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Second Chance Pictures

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