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Feel The Burn (2026)
Feel the Burn follows rival spies LaShay and Vivian, two elite operatives who are forced to reunite for a mission that tests their skill, loyalty, and hearts. Their target is Rudy, a charismatic operative with a shadowed past, with whom each has shared secretive missions under different identities across the globe.
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Feel the Burn follows rival spies LaShay and Vivian, two elite operatives who are forced to reunite for a mission that tests their skill, loyalty, and hearts. Their target is Rudy, a charismatic operative with a shadowed past, with whom each has shared secretive missions under different identities across the globe.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Action, Thriller
Written By:Freddy Long
In Theaters:9/30/2026
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:La Patris Films, LLC, VictoryMills
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