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The Black Spot

20191h 17mOliver Rogers
IMDb 6.7

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Based on the hit short film Full Disclosure, The Black Spot follows an agent in the International Off-world Trade Federation as he uncovers some dark secrets. He is forced to go on the run with a space veteran and psychic teenage girl as they get hunted by a mysterious assassin.

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What is The Black Spot (2019) about?

Based on the hit short film Full Disclosure, The Black Spot follows an agent in the International Off-world Trade Federation as he uncovers some dark secrets. He is forced to go on the run with a space veteran and psychic teenage girl as they get hunted by a mysterious assassin.

Who stars in The Black Spot?

The Black Spot stars Jack Klaff (Base Announcer General), Lloyd Kaufman (High Commander Kaufman), Martin Maloney (Agent Baxter), Oli Meredith (Soldier 024), Len Kabasinski (Helicopter pilot (voice)). The film was directed by Oliver Rogers.

How long is The Black Spot?

The Black Spot has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2019.

Is The Black Spot worth watching?

The Black Spot holds an IMDb rating of 6.7/10. Fans of Science Fiction are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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