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The Rider: Burning Chrome 

The air is toxic. Murder is a business. Nature is for the wealthy. But if you're a good enough assassin, you may be offered an escape. Killing to earn his way out, The Rider is targeted by shadowy corporations, revolutionaries, and rival assassins clawing their way towards the same escape.
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The air is toxic. Murder is a business. Nature is for the wealthy. But if you're a good enough assassin, you may be offered an escape. Killing to earn his way out, The Rider is targeted by shadowy corporations, revolutionaries, and rival assassins clawing their way towards the same escape.

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Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Directed By:Justin Stillmaker
Written By:Justin Stillmaker
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Galago Pictures

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