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A team of scientists is physically paralyzed by a virus that accidentally infected them. One of them takes the only remaining antidote and rushes off on a motorbike to make other antidotes before his colleagues die. But on the way, he stops to join a beautiful young woman with whom he launches into a passionate melee.
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A team of scientists is physically paralyzed by a virus that accidentally infected them. One of them takes the only remaining antidote and rushes off on a motorbike to make other antidotes before his colleagues die. But on the way, he stops to join a beautiful young woman with whom he launches into a passionate melee.
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