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Pandora Machine (2004)

The police force of the future has been privatized to help the government crack down on dissidents. The Consolidated Police and Security Corporation uses the latest technological tools to monitor citizens and remove threats. But all is not what it seems. An assassin has evaded all the high-tech security measures - even the all-seeing surveillance cameras have no record of the killer's movements. The killer is not human. Now the elite team must track down the android, but a sinister government plot threatens to kill everyone involved.
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The police force of the future has been privatized to help the government crack down on dissidents. The Consolidated Police and Security Corporation uses the latest technological tools to monitor citizens and remove threats. But all is not what it seems. An assassin has evaded all the high-tech security measures - even the all-seeing surveillance cameras have no record of the killer's movements. The killer is not human. Now the elite team must track down the android, but a sinister government plot threatens to kill everyone involved.

Rating:R
Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Directed By:Andrew Bellware
Written By:Andrew Bellware, Laura Schlachtmeyer
In Theaters:6/29/2004
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Braidwood Films

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