This past week, the trailer for upcoming cyberpunk action thriller Cyber Protocol was released. David Bianchi stars as Grimm, a hacker who develops cutting edge technology which enables him to take it to the next level.

Synopsis –

Set in a dystopian Los Angeles, overrun by black market crime and fueled by cryptocurrency. Grimm, a talented cyber hacker, develops the “Acumen” (a neural implant) that allows him to download and cognitively process data instantaneously through his cerebrum.

These abilities give him power to compromise infrastructures and criminal organizations in the “Grid Zone” of Los Angeles. Set out to do moral good with this new device, he is faced with a battle of his own morality.

What he believes can save mankind from itself creates more chaos than good.

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From Exertion films, Cyber Protocol is a noir cyberpunk thriller, set in a dystopian world of neural implants, artificial intelligence and black-market crime. It stars David Bianchi, who has cyberpunk pedigree having previously appeared in Westworld, as well as doing voice work on Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty. The movie also stars Mena Suvari (american Pie, American Beauty) as Detective Thompson, and Christopher Rodriguez Marquette (Reacher). The directing team behind the project includes Yuri Alves, Christopher Folkens, and Daniel J. Pico. Star Bianchi also serves as Executive Producer, Producer, and Co-Writer, alongside Pico.

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Cyber Protocol is scheduled for release on Tuesday November 10th. It will be available on Amazon Prime Video and Apple Movies.

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You can check out the trailer below –

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