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Resurrection Road (2025)
An elite squad of six Black soldiers, led by ex-slave Barabbas, have been sent on a suicide mission; to infiltrate a Confederate fort deep in the Arkansas woods and blow up its long-range guns, altering the course of the war.
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An elite squad of six Black soldiers, led by ex-slave Barabbas, have been sent on a suicide mission; to infiltrate a Confederate fort deep in the Arkansas woods and blow up its long-range guns, altering the course of the war.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Horror, Western
Written By:Ashley Cahill
In Theaters:6/6/2025
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Rebellium Films, One Dollar Studios
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