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The Next (2004)

In the near future, a ruthless corporate executive hires a criminal to kidnap a mysterious business rival. But somehow, somewhere, something goes wrong. Or does it?
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In the near future, a ruthless corporate executive hires a criminal to kidnap a mysterious business rival. But somehow, somewhere, something goes wrong. Or does it?

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Genre:Science Fiction
Directed By:Robert Summers
Written By:Russell Summers, Robert Summers
In Theaters:4/18/2004
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Runtime:14 minutes
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