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The Mark: Redemption (2013)
Moments after parachuting from Flight 777, a former Marine and a flight attendant find themselves descending into a world of madness. Panic and chaos plague the streets, cities are on fire, and they're being hunted by a team of mercenaries.
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Moments after parachuting from Flight 777, a former Marine and a flight attendant find themselves descending into a world of madness. Panic and chaos plague the streets, cities are on fire, and they're being hunted by a team of mercenaries.
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Genre:Action, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Written By:John Patus, Paul Durand, Leland Jourdan
In Theaters:5/7/2013
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Runtime:94 minutes
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