In the second installment of the "Agency Trilogy". The virus has been released. The C.I.A. is scrambling to stop the spreading of the infection. Now, they must hunt down the founder of the cure and bring him to justice before it is to late. New allies, and new villains.
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The Agency 2: Hunt for the Cure - Theatrical Trailer #2
Here is the second and final theatrical trailer for the film. The movie goes online April 25th on Youtube and Facebook.
The Agency 2: Hunt for the Cure - Theatrical Trailer #1
Here is the first theatrical trailer for "The Agency 2: Hunt for the Cure". Online on YouTube and Facebook April 25th! Note: Nina Mahon has been replaced by ...
The Agency 2: Hunt for the Cure (Theatrical Trailer)
The theatrical trailer for the 2nd installment in the "Agency" trilogy.
The Agency 2: Hunt for the Cure - Teaser Trailer
Here is the teaser trailer for the sequel "The Agency 2: Hunt for the Cure"! Catch it online this April right here on Youtube & Facebook. Note: Mike Lovell has ...
The Agency 2: Hunt for the Cure - Internet Spot #1
Here is the first online internet spot for the film. The first of 7 TV like spots.
The Agency 2: Hunt for the Cure - Part 3 of 9
Here is the third part of "The Agency 2: Hunt for the Cure"! Be sure to check out the rest of the parts to see the whole movie.
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