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The Last Ronin (2025)
Nuclear war has rendered the world a wasteland. In a landscape where survival is not guaranteed and bullets are the only currency, Ronin seeks revenge for his father’s murder. A young girl requests his help to return to her birthplace, a dangerous journey that will require all his fighting skills to survive.
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Nuclear war has rendered the world a wasteland. In a landscape where survival is not guaranteed and bullets are the only currency, Ronin seeks revenge for his father’s murder. A young girl requests his help to return to her birthplace, a dangerous journey that will require all his fighting skills to survive.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Action
Written By:Max Shishkin
In Theaters:9/16/2025
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Zoom Production, Central Partnership, Okko
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