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Virt (2022)
In one of the United States busiest cities, crime is always right around the corner; but at Virtual Software Solutions, crime takes a whole other form. Joe Wilson, Virtual Software Solutions' lead virtual software engineer works hard and takes his job very seriously. So serious that when murders appear to be linked to the internal database he maintains, he stops at nothing without care to his reputation and credibility to find the killer and stop him.
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In one of the United States busiest cities, crime is always right around the corner; but at Virtual Software Solutions, crime takes a whole other form. Joe Wilson, Virtual Software Solutions' lead virtual software engineer works hard and takes his job very seriously. So serious that when murders appear to be linked to the internal database he maintains, he stops at nothing without care to his reputation and credibility to find the killer and stop him.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Written By:Jeff Little
In Theaters:8/28/2022
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Dizzyboy Productions
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