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Nekoda (2018)
Joel D. Wynkoop's Nekoda is a "martial-arts western" which continues the vigilante adventures of the Man of Faith, Man of Action, Man of High Impact - Steve Nekoda ("King of the B's" Joel D. Wynkoop) In his latest adventure, Nekoda infiltrates an abandoned movie studio to rescue an eight year old boy from the notorious biker gang "The Beasts". Joel D. Wynkoop's Nekoda is just another day in the life of Nekoda, continuing his adventures since the original Florida-based classic independent action film Lost Faith (1993)
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Joel D. Wynkoop's Nekoda is a "martial-arts western" which continues the vigilante adventures of the Man of Faith, Man of Action, Man of High Impact - Steve Nekoda ("King of the B's" Joel D. Wynkoop) In his latest adventure, Nekoda infiltrates an abandoned movie studio to rescue an eight year old boy from the notorious biker gang "The Beasts". Joel D. Wynkoop's Nekoda is just another day in the life of Nekoda, continuing his adventures since the original Florida-based classic independent action film Lost Faith (1993)
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Genre:Action
Written By:Joel D. Wynkoop
In Theaters:2/10/2018
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:AR235 Pictures, Wynkoop Productions
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