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Hardline 2nd Term (2023)
Following the events of an invasion of the year 2036, It's been four years later and President Chandler gets re-elected alongside newly vice-president, Simon O'Conner. A new cyber threat emerges in the country while the presidential administration falls.
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Following the events of an invasion of the year 2036, It's been four years later and President Chandler gets re-elected alongside newly vice-president, Simon O'Conner. A new cyber threat emerges in the country while the presidential administration falls.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Mason Carter
In Theaters:3/25/2023
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Raw Pictures
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