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Fire with Fire (2023)

An ex-Black Panther raised his daughter to be tough in a racist nation. After college, she and her friends decide to vacation away from the city but find themselves having to face the dangers of white supremacists lurking in rural America.
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An ex-Black Panther raised his daughter to be tough in a racist nation. After college, she and her friends decide to vacation away from the city but find themselves having to face the dangers of white supremacists lurking in rural America.

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Genre:Thriller, Action
Directed By:Luke Bond
Written By:Luke Bond
In Theaters:7/7/2023
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Runtime:76 minutes
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