
Red Dusk(2021)
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Red Dusk 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.
Red Dusk (2021) is a action and crime film directed by Allan Bosire, released on October 31, 2021 with a runtime of 32m. It stars Anthony Kebabe, Catesharon Gakeni, Kevin Maina and Gilbert Nyangaresi.
- Director:
- Allan Bosire
- Cinematographer:
- Sidney Sheldon
- Production:
- Half Moon Entertainment
- Budget:
- $500
- Revenue:
- $2,000
- Status:
- Released
Red Dusk (2021) Trailer
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Red Dusk Videos & Clips
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Red Dusk | Official Trailer | HME Original
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Red Dusk | "Get Ready" TV Spot
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Red Dusk | "The Experience" TV Spot
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Red Dusk | Sneak Peek | HME Original
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Red Dusk Cast & Crew
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Directed by Allan Bosire.
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Red Dusk – Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch Red Dusk online?
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Who stars in Red Dusk?
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The main cast of Red Dusk (2021) includes Anthony Kebabe, Catesharon Gakeni, Kevin Maina, Gilbert Nyangaresi and Sidney Sheldon. The film was directed by Allan Bosire. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.
When was Red Dusk released?
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Red Dusk was released on October 31, 2021 and runs for 32m.
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