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Idaho Transfer (1973)

During a time of waning global resources, a crew of young researchers travel into the future to escape an apocalypse before the shutdown of their time transfer project. They find that some type of disaster has de-populated the Idaho region and, by implication, the nation or perhaps the world.
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During a time of waning global resources, a crew of young researchers travel into the future to escape an apocalypse before the shutdown of their time transfer project. They find that some type of disaster has de-populated the Idaho region and, by implication, the nation or perhaps the world.

Rating:PG
Genre:Science Fiction
Directed By:Peter Fonda
Written By:Thomas Matthiesen
In Theaters:6/15/1973
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Pando Company Inc.

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