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Black Road (2015)
In 2029, a cyborg drifter risks his life to protect a woman from her demented ex. Set in a lawless coastal town after Oregon secedes from the Union.
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In 2029, a cyborg drifter risks his life to protect a woman from her demented ex. Set in a lawless coastal town after Oregon secedes from the Union.
Rating:R
Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller
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In Theaters:10/14/2015
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Joma Films
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