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The Pilot (2023)
A drone pilot in Mali whose wife and daughter are kidnapped by terrorists. They will be executed if he doesn't derail the capture by his team of the head of a jihadist network.
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A drone pilot in Mali whose wife and daughter are kidnapped by terrorists. They will be executed if he doesn't derail the capture by his team of the head of a jihadist network.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Paul Doucet
In Theaters:9/12/2023
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Fulltime Studio, OCS
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