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Fear of a Black Planet (2021)
A race war suddenly breaks out in the streets, forcing a young woman to desperately seek refuge inside a dark warehouse with a stranger. She quickly finds out that it is much more dangerous navigating the mysteries inside than facing the violence outside.
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A race war suddenly breaks out in the streets, forcing a young woman to desperately seek refuge inside a dark warehouse with a stranger. She quickly finds out that it is much more dangerous navigating the mysteries inside than facing the violence outside.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Detdrich McClure
In Theaters:10/8/2021
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Runtime:72 minutes
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