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Southern Cross (1999)
A mining businessman gets involved in crimes and murderers as he flees from another businessman who plans to dump nuclear waste illegally in abandoned coal mines in southern Chile
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A mining businessman gets involved in crimes and murderers as he flees from another businessman who plans to dump nuclear waste illegally in abandoned coal mines in southern Chile
Rating:
Genre:Action, Drama, Thriller
Written By:James Becket
In Theaters:9/9/1999
Box Office:
Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Mill Creek Entertainment
Cast
James Becket
Director
Esai Morales
Philip Solano
Valentina Vargas
Mariana Flores
Malcolm McDowell
Felipe Solano
Christian Svensson
Lorenzo
Michael Ironside
Garrison Carver
Amaya Forch
Patricia Solano
Grimanesa Jiménez
Woman Teacher
Horacio Videla
Tall Heavy
Felipe Orrego
Photographer
Rosa Ramírez
Rosa
Hugo Tramón
Uncle Oscar
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