King of Dallas (2024)
A dystopian world where Black Panther meets School Daze. Disgraced and Exiled, King Octavious is forced to be the leader he was bred to be in a world that has lost it's way. Set in Post Apocalyptic Dallas in the year 2097, people of African descent are the loan survivors of a global plague that killed 99.999% of the world's population. Instead of unifying in their similarities, the citizens of New Dallas have been torn apart due to their only difference...
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A dystopian world where Black Panther meets School Daze. Disgraced and Exiled, King Octavious is forced to be the leader he was bred to be in a world that has lost it's way. Set in Post Apocalyptic Dallas in the year 2097, people of African descent are the loan survivors of a global plague that killed 99.999% of the world's population. Instead of unifying in their similarities, the citizens of New Dallas have been torn apart due to their only difference...
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Justin L. Rhodes
In Theaters:8/1/2024
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Vintage Rhodes Productions
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