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Crossing The Rhineland (2026)
After a large attack on an American base in the Rhineland, Germany, SS Officer Heinrich Louzer is sent and makes it his main duty to capture and kill the ones who got away.
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After a large attack on an American base in the Rhineland, Germany, SS Officer Heinrich Louzer is sent and makes it his main duty to capture and kill the ones who got away.
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Genre:War, History, Action
Written By:Jake Gonzalez, Vincent Gonzalez
In Theaters:10/8/2026
Box Office:$300
Runtime:71 minutes
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Cast
Vincent Gonzalez
Director
Nicolas Gonzalez
Anthony Peretti
Evan Phillips-Spens
Thomas Palmer
Landen Lynch
Matthew Medrano
Liam Lindquist
Heinrich Louzer
Awesome Shepherd-Sutton
Sgt. Shelton Washington
Adrian Phillips-Spens
Lt. Akers
John Stonehouse
Wilhelm Krause
Henry Byrnes
Oskar Reichmann
Jimmie Gonzalez
Standartenfuhrer. Klin Dosser
Jake Gonzalez
Luka Plauss/Various Nazis
Matteo Canepa
French civilian
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