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The Lotus (2018)
After a violent outbreak, a lonely woman, Cee, meets a mysterious man who reveals a great deal of classified information that will change her life and the lives of anyone lucky enough to survive the secret of Project Lotus.
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After a violent outbreak, a lonely woman, Cee, meets a mysterious man who reveals a great deal of classified information that will change her life and the lives of anyone lucky enough to survive the secret of Project Lotus.
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Genre:Action, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Jorge Núñez
In Theaters:3/6/2018
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Runtime:82 minutes
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