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Earthrise (2014)
99% of the human race has colonized on Mars. The remaining few work to rehabilitate our dying planet. Each year a small number are selected to return home to aid in the process. For those few, it will be their first glimpse of Earth. We follow them on their journey in this sci-fi psychological thriller. Go home. For the first time.
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99% of the human race has colonized on Mars. The remaining few work to rehabilitate our dying planet. Each year a small number are selected to return home to aid in the process. For those few, it will be their first glimpse of Earth. We follow them on their journey in this sci-fi psychological thriller. Go home. For the first time.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Glenn Payne
In Theaters:10/9/2014
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Glenn Payne
Director
Todd Barnett
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Meaghin Burke
Dawn Nevil
Jennifer Hamilton Collins
Computer (voice)
Casey Dillard
Vivian Colfer
Sherri Eakin
Tonya Clayborne
Greg Earnest
Marshall Clayborne
Pamela Erwin
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Michael J. Ewing
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Casey Heflin
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