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Red Prophecies (2021)
An American journalist learns of a secret plan to destabilize Russia in order to destroy the United States. All this is called the "RED PROPHECIES" project, but who is behind it? Special services, oligarchs or terrorists?!
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An American journalist learns of a secret plan to destabilize Russia in order to destroy the United States. All this is called the "RED PROPHECIES" project, but who is behind it? Special services, oligarchs or terrorists?!
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Alexander Izotov, Craig Hamann, Andrew Romansky
In Theaters:3/1/2021
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Czar Pictures, Hollywood Storm
Cast
Rodney James Hewitt, Christopher Gosch
Director
Eric Roberts
John Pain
Casper Van Dien
Sergey Volkov
Alexander Nevsky
Peter Morgan
Michael Madsen
Richard Tyler
Stephen Baldwin
Bikovskii
Oded Fehr
Nationalist leader
Aleksey Chadov
Anton Zatcepin
Marat Basharov
Kirill Sevtlov
Liza Anokhina
Katya
Olga Rodionova
Alina
Alexander Izotov
Journalist
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