Black Swan and its dark feminine energy
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The Brotherhood (2019)
A teenage operative, who struggles to build a life for his younger brothers, is pitted against trained killers. He faces the dubious morality of his job and finds himself trapped between its' dangerous habitual lifestyle. But when his brothers' lives are threatened, Adin's need to take action becomes urgent.
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A teenage operative, who struggles to build a life for his younger brothers, is pitted against trained killers. He faces the dubious morality of his job and finds himself trapped between its' dangerous habitual lifestyle. But when his brothers' lives are threatened, Adin's need to take action becomes urgent.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, Action, Adventure
Written By:Allan Northern
In Theaters:10/29/2019
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Distribber
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