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Compound 9 

A group of United States marine corps veterans who were decorated for valor during combat all subsequently experience serious mental disorders. To probe the mystery and seek its cause and cure, the US government establishes a secret military rest camp where they are hidden and studied. But soon they will discover that no one is who they seem to be, revealing the real purpose of that facility.
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A group of United States marine corps veterans who were decorated for valor during combat all subsequently experience serious mental disorders. To probe the mystery and seek its cause and cure, the US government establishes a secret military rest camp where they are hidden and studied. But soon they will discover that no one is who they seem to be, revealing the real purpose of that facility.

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Genre:Mystery, Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Rodrigo H. Vila
Written By:Rodrigo H. Vila, Ari Schlossberg, Andy Weiss
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Studio:Cinema 7 Films, Blue Ice Africa

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Rodrigo H. Vila

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Daniel Webber

Dr. Mark Connors

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Dermot Mulroney

Col. Dr. Morton Phillips

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Katheryn Winnick

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