Transgender Representation in “Pose”:Season 1
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Contagion (2003)
Terrorists strike at the U.S. President with a deadly Level Four Ebola virus. To prevent a worldwide epidemic, the army is faced with destroying the hospital containing the victims of a small town and the president while doctors desperately search for a cure.
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Terrorists strike at the U.S. President with a deadly Level Four Ebola virus. To prevent a worldwide epidemic, the army is faced with destroying the hospital containing the victims of a small town and the president while doctors desperately search for a cure.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Russell V. Manzatt
In Theaters:10/7/2003
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:PorchLight Entertainment
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