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Solar Attack (2006)
When the sun's increasing expulsions of plasma threaten to ignite methane in our atmosphere, international tensions rise while scientists race for a solution to avoid natural disaster.
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When the sun's increasing expulsions of plasma threaten to ignite methane in our atmosphere, international tensions rise while scientists race for a solution to avoid natural disaster.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Michael Konyves, Miguel Tejada-Flores
In Theaters:12/5/2006
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Outrage Productions 5, S.V.
Cast
Paul Ziller
Director
Mark Dacascos
Lucas Foster
Louis Gossett Jr.
President Ryan Gordon
Joanne Kelly
Joanna Parks
Kevin Jubinville
Brad Stamp
Stephen McHattie
Admiral Lawrence
Tim Post
Joe Aguilar
Sugith Varughese
Patel
Bill Lake
Captain Misha Gregorovitch
Duane Murray
Lt. Copeland
Conrad Coates
Colonel Alby
Damir Andrei
Russian President Yuri Ilyushin
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