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Point of No Return (2018)
Peter, a young aircraft engineer is deceived by his manager Jason into substituting faulty aircraft parts. When a part explodes killing a passenger, Air accident investigation find Peter responsible. Jason is found murdered.
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Peter, a young aircraft engineer is deceived by his manager Jason into substituting faulty aircraft parts. When a part explodes killing a passenger, Air accident investigation find Peter responsible. Jason is found murdered.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action
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In Theaters:9/19/2018
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:ITN Distribution, Big Idea Films
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