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Stardust (1998)
A scientist finds his newest invention; a microchip that infuses inanimate objects with human qualities co-opted by the company he works for, which wants to capitalize on his findings. Knowing his creation can be used for evil purposes, he stashes it away, but his 11-year-old son, Charlie (Jared Robbins), finds it and implants it into a vacuum cleaner he calls Stardust. Will he manage to elude his dad's greedy bosses?
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A scientist finds his newest invention; a microchip that infuses inanimate objects with human qualities co-opted by the company he works for, which wants to capitalize on his findings. Knowing his creation can be used for evil purposes, he stashes it away, but his 11-year-old son, Charlie (Jared Robbins), finds it and implants it into a vacuum cleaner he calls Stardust. Will he manage to elude his dad's greedy bosses?
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, Family
Written By:Charles F. Cirgenski
In Theaters:1/1/1998
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Cireel Films Ltd., Zone V Productions Ltd.
Cast
Charles F. Cirgenski
Director
Amanda Donohoe
Christine Wasacz
Olek Krupa
Karol Wasacz
Giancarlo Esposito
Mr. Peavey
Jared Robbins
Charlie Wasacz
Anthony Hamilton II
Ricky Wing
Rick Thompson
Christopher Wasacz
David Kanapsky
Billy Butz
Malcolm Tulip
Mr. Arno
Joseph French
Mr. Butz
Dave Shelley
R. Such
Christopher Berryman
Frederick
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