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Agent X (2019)
Agent X (Cranstan Cumberbatch), former military contractor, now secret agent is brought in on a mission to track a drone killer , but finds himself tangled deep into a web of cryptocurrency, bitcoin mining, politicians, and Hit-men in modern day St. Petersburg that takes him further into the world of espionage than he ever imagined.
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Agent X (Cranstan Cumberbatch), former military contractor, now secret agent is brought in on a mission to track a drone killer , but finds himself tangled deep into a web of cryptocurrency, bitcoin mining, politicians, and Hit-men in modern day St. Petersburg that takes him further into the world of espionage than he ever imagined.
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Written By:Cranstan Cumberbatch, Jabaar Edmond
In Theaters:1/19/2019
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