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Supergirl is a decent movie, anchored by great action scenes and a great lead performance
Station House (2016)
Witness a fast paced ride along with the brave men and women of the Peoria City Fire Department and the Grand Rapids Fire Department. Go where viewers have seldom gone before, past the public perception of the life of a firefighter and deeper inside their 24 hour shift. Whether it's answering the frantic call from a mother of a sick child, assisting local police authorities with an individual just shot by a Taser, or responding to a business fully engulfed in fire, there is never a dull moment for our American heroes.
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Witness a fast paced ride along with the brave men and women of the Peoria City Fire Department and the Grand Rapids Fire Department. Go where viewers have seldom gone before, past the public perception of the life of a firefighter and deeper inside their 24 hour shift. Whether it's answering the frantic call from a mother of a sick child, assisting local police authorities with an individual just shot by a Taser, or responding to a business fully engulfed in fire, there is never a dull moment for our American heroes.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Written By:Marcus W. Leighton
In Theaters:3/4/2016
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:The Leighton Group, CK Pictures
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