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Bridge of Time (1997)
Three travelers find themselves in a strange world after their plane crashes in an isolated valley. They encounter a hidden city whose occupants are in possession of many of the great works of civilization, ready to rebuild the world if the existing one is destroyed.
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Three travelers find themselves in a strange world after their plane crashes in an isolated valley. They encounter a hidden city whose occupants are in possession of many of the great works of civilization, ready to rebuild the world if the existing one is destroyed.
Rating:PG
Genre:Adventure, TV Movie
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In Theaters:3/15/1997
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Hallmark Entertainment, RHI
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