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Bleach (1998)
A futuristic NYC police department uses a drug called "Bleach" to erase memories from officers after a traumatic event, but one officer finds a recording of a situation he was supposed to forget.
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A futuristic NYC police department uses a drug called "Bleach" to erase memories from officers after a traumatic event, but one officer finds a recording of a situation he was supposed to forget.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Bill Platt, A.J. Pierce
In Theaters:1/15/1998
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Runtime:30 minutes
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