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Year
2015
Duration
120 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Science Fiction and Fantasy
Language
English
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Several years after the downfall of civilization in 2060, in a stark desert landscape, two rebels might just be able to restore order. Max, a former highway patrolman and a man of few words, and Furiousa, a woman trying to make her way across the desert and back to her homeland, together with a band of female captives known as the Five Wives. They must reluctantly work together to escape a tyrannical warlord and ensure the continued survival of humanity. Pulsating, high-octane and violent, this is crazed action cinema at its most visceral, providing a unique visual experience and spectacular set-pieces.
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