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Incursion (2024)
Two Black-Ops agents in training, Nat (Raven Clausen) and Ace (A.T. Branch), find themselves fighting each other in what is supposed to be a simulation, but the reality of the situation becomes much more dark and twisted when the stakes get raised by their trainer, the mysterious Ghena (Aayush Kumaran).
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Two Black-Ops agents in training, Nat (Raven Clausen) and Ace (A.T. Branch), find themselves fighting each other in what is supposed to be a simulation, but the reality of the situation becomes much more dark and twisted when the stakes get raised by their trainer, the mysterious Ghena (Aayush Kumaran).
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Action
Written By:Raven Clausen
In Theaters:4/25/2024
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Phase 3 Films
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