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The Job Interview (2017)
Three powerful men have been invited to a meeting which will change one of their lives forever. Money and power are all they care about. They fear no man. They will come to fear "The Job Interview".
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Three powerful men have been invited to a meeting which will change one of their lives forever. Money and power are all they care about. They fear no man. They will come to fear "The Job Interview".
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Sid Burston, Ernest Serrano, Michelle Serrano, Betty Burston, Ronald H. Gray
In Theaters:10/31/2017
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Falkonqwest Productions, Serrano Studios
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