Art of Deception (2019)
After uncovering the CIA’s ruthless master plan for world domination by gaining complete mind control over the entire population, top scientist Joseph Markham is ultimately left with a choice: save the lives of billions…or the life of his wife, who has been kidnapped, interrogated, and brutally tortured but continues to viciously fight for her life. As a nationwide manhunt ensues, deadly assassins pursue, and one man’s decision will determine the fate of the world. Art of Deception is about a fight for life, love and world dominance.
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After uncovering the CIA’s ruthless master plan for world domination by gaining complete mind control over the entire population, top scientist Joseph Markham is ultimately left with a choice: save the lives of billions…or the life of his wife, who has been kidnapped, interrogated, and brutally tortured but continues to viciously fight for her life. As a nationwide manhunt ensues, deadly assassins pursue, and one man’s decision will determine the fate of the world. Art of Deception is about a fight for life, love and world dominance.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Michael Marcelin
In Theaters:10/8/2019
Box Office:
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Ox Films
Cast
Richard Ryan
Director
Richard Ryan
Joseph Markham
Jackie Nova
Valentina Markham
Leon van Waas
Roland Smith
Zac Titus
Slater Badd
Craig Bruenell
Craig Stern
Jerry Hansen
Faux Tom (Joseph's Disguise)
Christopher Erickson
Frankie Cunningham
Nicholas Talone
Agent Crowley
Landall Goolsby
Malcolm Hardwick
Tannis Hanson
Peggie Hardwick
Rich Paul
Agent Sharpe
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