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In a near future powered by wireless energy, a private detective is hired by a renowned inventor’s estate, after he spontaneously combusts in a hotel hallway -- all the while the world searches for the first airliner to go missing in a generation.
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In a near future powered by wireless energy, a private detective is hired by a renowned inventor’s estate, after he spontaneously combusts in a hotel hallway -- all the while the world searches for the first airliner to go missing in a generation.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Mystery
Written By:Matthew Craig Scott
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Famous Motion Pictures
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