Knights

Year: 1993

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: English

Director: Albert Pyun

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A war‑torn future leaves the earth a barren desert, forcing nomadic farmers to roam in search of fertile ground. In a remote city, cyborgs have risen, harvesting human blood to power their operations. To stop them, the creator dispatches cyborg Gabriel (Kristofferson), who teams with Nea (Long), whose parents once killed the villainous Job (Henriksen).

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