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Damascus Road (2012)

In a dystopian Washington, DC, a shadowy agency recruits a marine to assist in their human welfare program. His loyalty begins to fade when called to carry out a bizarre order.
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In a dystopian Washington, DC, a shadowy agency recruits a marine to assist in their human welfare program. His loyalty begins to fade when called to carry out a bizarre order.

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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Directed By:Joe Talbot Hall
Written By:Joe Talbot Hall
In Theaters:1/11/2012
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Joe Hall Films

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