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Cracka (2020)
A present day white supremacist gets thrust back in time where the African Americans rule and the whites are the enslaved.
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A present day white supremacist gets thrust back in time where the African Americans rule and the whites are the enslaved.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Science Fiction
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In Theaters:7/1/2020
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Runtime:97 minutes
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