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The Bleeding Ground 

When an entitled, newly appointed president of a big oil firm is kidnapped in Nigeria's Delta by an environmental militant, he is forced to make a decision between saving his own life and destroying the company his father built.
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When an entitled, newly appointed president of a big oil firm is kidnapped in Nigeria's Delta by an environmental militant, he is forced to make a decision between saving his own life and destroying the company his father built.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Donovan Marsh
Written By:Mathew Bayliss
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Studio:Hello Baxter, Future Fantastic Entertainment, David P. Kelly Films, Happy Moon Productions

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