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Renegades (2018)

In the midst of the Balkan wars, a squad of Navy SEALs attempts to unravel a long-forgotten mystery after discovering an enormous treasure trove hidden at the bottom of a lake in Serbia.
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In the midst of the Balkan wars, a squad of Navy SEALs attempts to unravel a long-forgotten mystery after discovering an enormous treasure trove hidden at the bottom of a lake in Serbia.

Rating:PG-13
Genre:Thriller, Action, War
Directed By:Steven Quale
Written By:Luc Besson, Richard Wenk
In Theaters:12/21/2018
Box Office:$2,602,149
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Studio Babelsberg, EuropaCorp, Belga Productions, CB Films, DCS, Canal+

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