-By Warner Todd Huston
We are pleased to announce that InJustice will receive several airings on ASX TV (formerly HDNET)!
You can see more info at the InJustice website.
Launched in July 2012 under the vision and stewardship of entrepreneur Mark Cuban, AXS TV is the largest independently owned and operated network. AXS TV is available in the U.S. via AT&T U-verse, Charter, Comcast/Xfinity, DIRECTV, DISH Network, Insight, Suddenlink, Verizon FiOS, and other TV providers.
Following are the upcoming showtimes for InJustice on AXS TV:
- Tuesday, December 18 at 9pm EST
- Saturday, December 22 at 9am EST
- Tuesday, January 1 at 9pm EST
I had the pleasure of meeting the director of the film, Brian Kelly, when his film first came out and he had some interesting things to relate about the film.
Interview
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