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Hunting Jessica Brok (2026)

Long before she was a single mother in a sleepy South African town, Jessica Brok was a highly skilled, coldblooded, special ops assassin. She thought she’d left that life behind. She thought her last ill-fated mission was her last. She thought wrong.
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Long before she was a single mother in a sleepy South African town, Jessica Brok was a highly skilled, coldblooded, special ops assassin. She thought she’d left that life behind. She thought her last ill-fated mission was her last. She thought wrong.

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Genre:Action, Thriller
Directed By:Alastair Orr
Written By:David D. Jones, Garth McCarthy, Alastair Orr
In Theaters:2/13/2026
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:Known Associates Entertainment, Africa Entertainment in America, A/Game, Amazon MGM Studios

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