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Assault on VA-33 (2021)
Decorated army veteran Jason Hill is on a routine visit to the local VA hospital when organized terrorists infiltrate the building and take hostages, including a decorated general, and Hill’s wife. The highly trained veteran is outnumbered and the last line of defense, taking on a building full of armed insurgents before it’s too late.
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Decorated army veteran Jason Hill is on a routine visit to the local VA hospital when organized terrorists infiltrate the building and take hostages, including a decorated general, and Hill’s wife. The highly trained veteran is outnumbered and the last line of defense, taking on a building full of armed insurgents before it’s too late.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Scott Thomas Reynolds
In Theaters:4/2/2021
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:DeInstitutionalized, BD Films
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