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The Purifiers
The story of martial arts clubs who have created their own city infrastructure after tiring of government initiatives. Responding to the greed and corruption creeping into the other clubs, headed by capitalist-wannabe Moses, The Purifiers battle to maintain the successful system which has rid the city of crime and violence.
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The story of martial arts clubs who have created their own city infrastructure after tiring of government initiatives. Responding to the greed and corruption creeping into the other clubs, headed by capitalist-wannabe Moses, The Purifiers battle to maintain the successful system which has rid the city of crime and violence.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Written By:Richard Jobson
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Bill Kenwright Films, S2S Post, Vestry Films, Working Title
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