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The HELIOS PROJECT is a high tech facility tasked with storing and converting solar rays into an endless supply of renewable energy. After years of research and millions of dollars, it is now time to test the system out.
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The HELIOS PROJECT is a high tech facility tasked with storing and converting solar rays into an endless supply of renewable energy. After years of research and millions of dollars, it is now time to test the system out.

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Genre:Action, Thriller, Science Fiction
Directed By:Gordon Yang
Written By:Jason Bourque, Andrew C. Erin
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Runtime:90 minutes
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