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20.0 Megaquake
As a megaquake threatens San Francisco, a series of foreshocks wreaks havoc across the city. Now, an elite team of emergency service and disaster experts converge on the anticipated epicenter, working tirelessly to save as many lives as possible and stop the Big One before it strikes.
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As a megaquake threatens San Francisco, a series of foreshocks wreaks havoc across the city. Now, an elite team of emergency service and disaster experts converge on the anticipated epicenter, working tirelessly to save as many lives as possible and stop the Big One before it strikes.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Marc Gottlieb
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:The Asylum
Cast
Jared Cohn
Director
McKenzie Westmore
Molly Martin
Grant Bowler
Eric Martin
Tori Griffith
Chrissy Martin
Jessie B. Evans
Clay Martin
Tyler Christopher
Griffin Richards
William Baldwin
Senator Terry Carlson
Adam H. Marchand
David Diaz
Tola Lawal
Yolanda
Mica Javier
Natasha Nakami
Jack Pearson
Sven
Ace Christensen
Dr. Jennings Lang
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