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Captain Nova
A fighter pilot travels back in time to save the future world from environmental disaster, but a side-effect turns her young again and no-one takes her seriously.
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A fighter pilot travels back in time to save the future world from environmental disaster, but a side-effect turns her young again and no-one takes her seriously.
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Genre:Adventure, Family, Science Fiction
Written By:Maurice Trouwborst, Lotte Tabbers, Luuk van Bemmelen
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Keplerfilm, VPRO
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