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Escape at Alcatraz 

When a covert black-ops contractor seizes Alcatraz, the CIA smuggles hardened agent Lt. Jack Callahan inside to extract whistleblower Anya Turner and her damning evidence before the mission spirals into a deadly fight for survival.
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When a covert black-ops contractor seizes Alcatraz, the CIA smuggles hardened agent Lt. Jack Callahan inside to extract whistleblower Anya Turner and her damning evidence before the mission spirals into a deadly fight for survival.

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Genre:Action, Thriller
Directed By:Aaron L. Williams
Written By:Camara Davis, Aaron L. Williams
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:ITN Films, Digital Media Studios

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