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Bangkok Rush (2016)
Alex, stuck in a repeating loop of time, must navigate his way through the bustling streets of Bangkok with mysterious men on his heels trying to kill him. Parkour, martial arts, shoot outs and car flips all result in his death until the last loop.
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Alex, stuck in a repeating loop of time, must navigate his way through the bustling streets of Bangkok with mysterious men on his heels trying to kill him. Parkour, martial arts, shoot outs and car flips all result in his death until the last loop.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Action
Written By:Dean Alexandrou
In Theaters:3/29/2016
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Maritim Pictures
Cast
Daniel Zirilli
Director
Dean Alexandrou
Alex
Byron Gibson
Brink
Richard Dee-Roberts
Michael
Hari Das Ahatefu
Frank
David Bueno
Cody
Yulduz Clarke
Kelly
Ron Smoorenburg
Prevara Captain
Michael Aston
Alan Williams SIS / MI6 Agent
Srisuwan Asuchewakamjohn
Gangster Cook
Nuttakan Boonjaiyai
Gangster Girl
Thanatthongphum Chakpharittechodom
Gangster Cook
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