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Aurora: Operation Intercept (1995)
There have been two mysterious plane crashes in only 48 hours. The aircraft suddenly lose control and crash, killing everyone aboard. A woman of Russian descent, Francesca Zaborszin, the daughter of a slain Federal investigator, claims responsibility for the crashes. She believes her father was killed by the FBI as part of a cover-up operation and wishes to avenge his death by threatening to down more aircraft using the same electromagnetic pulse method. She also intends to crash a stolen military jet into the White House. There's no time to ground the planes: just enough time to try to stop her.
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There have been two mysterious plane crashes in only 48 hours. The aircraft suddenly lose control and crash, killing everyone aboard. A woman of Russian descent, Francesca Zaborszin, the daughter of a slain Federal investigator, claims responsibility for the crashes. She believes her father was killed by the FBI as part of a cover-up operation and wishes to avenge his death by threatening to down more aircraft using the same electromagnetic pulse method. She also intends to crash a stolen military jet into the White House. There's no time to ground the planes: just enough time to try to stop her.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Paul Levine
In Theaters:1/1/1995
Box Office:
Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Trimark Pictures, Hess/Kallberg Productions
Cast
Paul Levine
Director
Bruce Payne
Gordon Pruett
Lance Henriksen
William Stenghel
Natalya Andreychenko
Francesca Zaborszin (as Natasha Andreichenko)
John Stockwell
Andy Aldrich
Michael Champion
Johann Wells
Dennis Christopher
Victor Varenkov
Corbin Bernsen
Flight Engineer Murphy
Curt Lowens
Dr. Zaborszin
Corinne Bohrer
Sharon Pruett
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