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A young couple is compelled to leave their Christian missionary station in the Kalahari Desert after being threatened with death by an extremist militant gang. After crashing their aircraft they must battle man and beast for their lives.
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A young couple is compelled to leave their Christian missionary station in the Kalahari Desert after being threatened with death by an extremist militant gang. After crashing their aircraft they must battle man and beast for their lives.
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Genre:Action, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Mukunda Michael Dewil
In Theaters:3/15/2024
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:The Barnum Picture Company, Green Light Pictures, Lucky 13 Productions
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