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Blood & Oil (2019)
A small village in Nigeria without drinkable water, sustainable farming and fishing has one resource: oil. This story is based on true events; the violent havoc that ensued between the militants and government due to the oil corporations' greed, which had a ripple effect throughout the global oil industry.
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A small village in Nigeria without drinkable water, sustainable farming and fishing has one resource: oil. This story is based on true events; the violent havoc that ensued between the militants and government due to the oil corporations' greed, which had a ripple effect throughout the global oil industry.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Samantha Iwowo
In Theaters:3/6/2019
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Rightangle Productions Limited
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