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Revolt (2017)
The story of humankind's last stand against a cataclysmic alien invasion. Set in the war-ravaged African countryside, a U.S. soldier and a French foreign aid worker team up to survive the alien onslaught. Their bond will be tested as they search for refuge across a crumbling world.
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The story of humankind's last stand against a cataclysmic alien invasion. Set in the war-ravaged African countryside, a U.S. soldier and a French foreign aid worker team up to survive the alien onslaught. Their bond will be tested as they search for refuge across a crumbling world.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Action
Written By:Rowan Athale, Joe Miale
In Theaters:11/17/2017
Box Office:$24,416
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Automatik Entertainment, Tea Shop & Film Company, Movie Power, Voltage Pictures, 42
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