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The Message (2024)

Detective Andrea Oya and FBI agent Samantha Curry team up to solve a string of murders targeting Black women and children, leaving cryptic marks on the victims. As they face danger, they forge a powerful bond.
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Detective Andrea Oya and FBI agent Samantha Curry team up to solve a string of murders targeting Black women and children, leaving cryptic marks on the victims. As they face danger, they forge a powerful bond.

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Genre:Crime, Thriller, Mystery
Directed By:Benét Embry
Written By:Benét Embry, Benét Embry
In Theaters:12/6/2024
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Clearwater Productions LLC, Ramasola Productions

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