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Directed by | A.J. Kparr |
Written by | A.J. Kparr |
Produced by | Joseph Agresta Jr. Joe Di Maio Brett Donowho Steve Hovde Alexander Kane James Madio Michael Matthias Dan McDermott Rich Minchik Steve Perkins Margarita Timothee F.X. Vitolo |
Starring | Gabrielle Union Anjelah Johnson A.J. Buckley Giancarlo Esposito RZA Jason Winston George Brett Donowho |
Cinematography | Sion Michel |
Edited by | Frederick Wardell |
Music by | James T. Sale |
Distributed by | Vivendi Entertainment |
Release date |
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Running time | 87 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
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