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Blackout (2012)
After being charged with hacking into the Pentagon security system, computer-whiz Josh Martin is kidnapped during house arrest and delivered to a shadowy criminal known as Charles Keller. Requested to hack into the state’s highly advanced electrical system and shut it down, it’s clear what Keller wants—total chaos. When California goes dark, he gets what he wants. And tonight, no one will be prepared for what’s about to happen.
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After being charged with hacking into the Pentagon security system, computer-whiz Josh Martin is kidnapped during house arrest and delivered to a shadowy criminal known as Charles Keller. Requested to hack into the state’s highly advanced electrical system and shut it down, it’s clear what Keller wants—total chaos. When California goes dark, he gets what he wants. And tonight, no one will be prepared for what’s about to happen.
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Genre:Thriller, Action
Written By:Dan Fitzsimons, Brian Katkin
In Theaters:10/24/2012
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Runtime:175 minutes
Studio:RHI Entertainment
Cast
Bradford May
Director
Sean Patrick Flanery
Jim Strickland
Anne Heche
Dr. Debra Westen
Eriq La Salle
George
Brian Bloom
Lt. Col. Charles Keller
Bruce Boxleitner
Nathan Bell
Haylie Duff
Suzanne Danfield
Justin Baldoni
Josh Martin
Kim Shaw
Beth Andrews
Mackenzie Astin
Mark Daniels
Bridget White
Pierson
Diego Serrano
Lt. Jesse Ortega
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