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Abduction (2013)

A group of men stage elaborate abductions for the purpose of raising awareness about aliens. When an abduction doesn't go according to plan, the group must decide how to deal with their mistake.
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A group of men stage elaborate abductions for the purpose of raising awareness about aliens. When an abduction doesn't go according to plan, the group must decide how to deal with their mistake.

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Directed By:Ian Wexler
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In Theaters:9/15/2013
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Runtime:14 minutes
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