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Voiceless (2016)

A young, reserved war veteran moves to North East Philadelphia to start an inner city community outreach and puts his life on the line to stand against an abortion clinic that moved across the street from his building.
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A young, reserved war veteran moves to North East Philadelphia to start an inner city community outreach and puts his life on the line to stand against an abortion clinic that moved across the street from his building.

Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Pat Necerato
Written By:Pat Necerato
In Theaters:10/7/2016
Box Office:$418,940
Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:C3 Studios, American Hero Films

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