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The Passing (1985)

The lives of two men, an elderly WWII vet and a young death row prisoner, intersect when the vet enrolls in a program to have his consciousness transplanted into a younger body...and the prisoner is forced to provide the body.
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The lives of two men, an elderly WWII vet and a young death row prisoner, intersect when the vet enrolls in a program to have his consciousness transplanted into a younger body...and the prisoner is forced to provide the body.

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Genre:Drama, Horror, Science Fiction
Directed By:John Huckert
Written By:John Huckert, Mary Maruca
In Theaters:5/1/1985
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Runtime:96 minutes
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