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Slipstream (2005)
A scientist plots a bank robbery based around his newest invention -- a time travel gadget that will send its user 10 minutes into the past. Everything goes according to plan, until he encounters a group of thieves who've planned their heist for the same day.
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A scientist plots a bank robbery based around his newest invention -- a time travel gadget that will send its user 10 minutes into the past. Everything goes according to plan, until he encounters a group of thieves who've planned their heist for the same day.
Rating:R
Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Phillip Badger
In Theaters:2/3/2005
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Film Afrika
Cast
David van Eyssen
Director
Sean Astin
Stuart Conway
Ivana Miličević
Sarah Tanner
Vinnie Jones
Winston Briggs
Grant Swanby
Tokin
Hakeem Kae-Kazim
Runson
Kevin Otto
Jake
Sean Higgs
Bus Driver
Tamsin MacCarthy
Air Stewardess
Verity Price
Margaret (Bank Teller)
Farouk Valley-Omar
Taxi Driver (as Farouk Valley Omar)
Ben Chowney
Kevin (Air Marshall)
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