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Red Dusk (2021) – Official Trailer, Cast & Details
Red Dusk at a Glance
Red Dusk is a 2021 action and crime film helmed by Allan Bosire, featuring Anthony Kebabe, Catesharon Gakeni and Kevin Maina. It is 32 minutes long and came out on October 31, 2021.
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Storyline & Synopsis
Red Dusk, A Terror and Investigative Film. An Alshabab Terror Group Led by Hassan Hussein Carry out an ambush on Kenyan soil taking hostage 3 Kenyan Citizens. A Team of 3 Kenyan Black Opp Soildiers Are Assigned a task Carry out an Off The Books Rescue Mission Outside The Kenyan Borders Led By The Deputy Director Of National Security and Her Team.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Red Dusk
What is the release date of Red Dusk?
Red Dusk was released on October 31, 2021.
How long is Red Dusk?
Red Dusk runs 32 minutes (32 minutes).
Who is in the cast of Red Dusk?
Red Dusk stars Anthony Kebabe as James, Catesharon Gakeni as Victoria, Kevin Maina as Hassan Hussein and Gilbert Nyangaresi as Soildier. The cast also includes Sidney Sheldon.
Who directed Red Dusk?
Red Dusk was directed by Allan Bosire.
What kind of movie is Red Dusk?
Red Dusk is listed on TMDB as a mix of action and crime.
Where can I watch the Red Dusk trailer?
You can watch the trailer for Red Dusk, "Red Dusk | Official Trailer | HME Original", for free on this 123Movies page. It is embedded from YouTube.
What should I watch if I liked Red Dusk?
Movies TMDB recommends alongside Red Dusk include The Protector (1985), The Enforcer (2022), Wire Room (2022), The System (2022) and Silverton Siege (2022).
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