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Lone Wolves (2016)
After an apocalypse of questionable origin, Private James Conroy is living in an abandoned shack at the base of a radio tower. When Conroy finally contacts Garry Freeman, marooned in a space station, they have to learn to work together if they're going to save themselves, and maybe all of civilization.
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After an apocalypse of questionable origin, Private James Conroy is living in an abandoned shack at the base of a radio tower. When Conroy finally contacts Garry Freeman, marooned in a space station, they have to learn to work together if they're going to save themselves, and maybe all of civilization.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Written By:Christopher Jacobs
In Theaters:12/13/2016
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Longview Pictures, Uncorked Entertainment LLC
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