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Adrenalade (2023)
In this neo-western, a young bodyguard named Adelade (Alyssa Mills) has to protect her newest client (Broghanne Jessamine) from a vicious criminal (Nicholas Cochetto). However, before she can, Adelade's best friend Maya (Belle Pace) must help her overcome her self-doubts about her dark past and small stature.
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In this neo-western, a young bodyguard named Adelade (Alyssa Mills) has to protect her newest client (Broghanne Jessamine) from a vicious criminal (Nicholas Cochetto). However, before she can, Adelade's best friend Maya (Belle Pace) must help her overcome her self-doubts about her dark past and small stature.
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Genre:Western, Action
Written By:Ron L. Wilson
In Theaters:3/11/2023
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Out of Grey Productions
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