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The Serpent

2021·1h 29m
ThrillerAction
IMDb Rating
★ 2.9/10
3,943 votes

Top special agent Lucinda Kavsky works for a secret part of the CIA. She's given a special assignment but then set up by her own agency.

The Serpent is a 2021 thriller action movie directed by Gia Skova, starring Travis Aaron Wade, Nigel Vonas, Kristopher Graves. It holds an IMDb rating of 2.9/10 from 3,943 votes and runs 1h 29m.

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Director
Gia Skova
Stars
Travis Aaron Wade
Nigel Vonas
Kristopher Graves
Gia Skova
Creators
Gia Skova
Details
2021-06-18
89 min
Movie
★ United States
★ English
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