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Between Two Worlds (2023)
Technology and old world clash as government leaders are corrupt and failing the people. Territory lines are being redefined and loyalty is a thing of the past. Enter Daniel Abrams, a young man with a traditional upbringing and a respect for laws and for God. Facing the reality of imminent invasion from the rising city of Babylon and its sadistic ruler, Nebuchadnezzar, Daniel is forced to embrace the unknown and confront his doubts as he finds himself caught Between Two Worlds.
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Technology and old world clash as government leaders are corrupt and failing the people. Territory lines are being redefined and loyalty is a thing of the past. Enter Daniel Abrams, a young man with a traditional upbringing and a respect for laws and for God. Facing the reality of imminent invasion from the rising city of Babylon and its sadistic ruler, Nebuchadnezzar, Daniel is forced to embrace the unknown and confront his doubts as he finds himself caught Between Two Worlds.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Alice Larson Scott, Justin Rizzo, Jon Rizzo
In Theaters:3/23/2023
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Firelight Creative Productions
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