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Rise of the Avalanche (2017)
Rise of the Avalanche takes place in the very neo-noir future in the year 4225, where the criminal mastermind Avalanche Steele executes stage one of his evil plot to exact revenge and take back control over Envision City. Tensions rise as Detective Sal starts to unravel the plot and confronts the well-known crime boss Clyde Simms about the truth.
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Rise of the Avalanche takes place in the very neo-noir future in the year 4225, where the criminal mastermind Avalanche Steele executes stage one of his evil plot to exact revenge and take back control over Envision City. Tensions rise as Detective Sal starts to unravel the plot and confronts the well-known crime boss Clyde Simms about the truth.
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Genre:Crime
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In Theaters:1/1/2017
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Quantum VFX Ltd.
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