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Area:98 (2016)

AREA:98 is about a small government agency that investigate strange occurrences in the Pacific Northwest. One of the team members, Elias Walters, once witnessed his partner disappear before him. Years later he is brought into a unique discovery that opens many questions. Elias and the AREA:98 team are on a path of discovery.
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AREA:98 is about a small government agency that investigate strange occurrences in the Pacific Northwest. One of the team members, Elias Walters, once witnessed his partner disappear before him. Years later he is brought into a unique discovery that opens many questions. Elias and the AREA:98 team are on a path of discovery.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Mystery, Drama
Directed By:Stephen Hess
Written By:Stephen Hess
In Theaters:3/11/2016
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Runtime:62 minutes
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