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B.E.W.B (2026)
Three fierce spies who specialize in eliminating the worst men alive go head-to-head with their former teammate (and former lover) when she breaks back into the Bureau — only to discover the deadliest battle may be the one between their past.
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Three fierce spies who specialize in eliminating the worst men alive go head-to-head with their former teammate (and former lover) when she breaks back into the Bureau — only to discover the deadliest battle may be the one between their past.
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Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Angel Gabrielle, Rachael Pollak
In Theaters:5/20/2026
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Runtime:8 minutes
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