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RoboWoman (2019)

On her last day at a temp agency, Vivica Stevens is attacked, beaten and left for dead by a co-worker and his friends. Through the use of futuristic “cybernetic” upgrades, she tracks down her assailants to execute bloody revenge.
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On her last day at a temp agency, Vivica Stevens is attacked, beaten and left for dead by a co-worker and his friends. Through the use of futuristic “cybernetic” upgrades, she tracks down her assailants to execute bloody revenge.

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Genre:Science Fiction
Directed By:Dustin Ferguson
Written By:Mike Reeb
In Theaters:4/11/2019
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:SoCal Cinema Studios

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