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Stonehenge Apocalypse (2010)

When a group of archaeologists dig up a human skeleton near Stonehenge, an ancient piece of machinery hidden beneath the bedrock is discovered. Not knowing what it could be, the workers accidentally trigger the mechanism and start a chain of events that may very well end the world as we know it
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When a group of archaeologists dig up a human skeleton near Stonehenge, an ancient piece of machinery hidden beneath the bedrock is discovered. Not knowing what it could be, the workers accidentally trigger the mechanism and start a chain of events that may very well end the world as we know it

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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, TV Movie
Directed By:Paul Ziller
Written By:Brad Abraham, Paul Ziller
In Theaters:6/12/2010
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:National Bank of Canada TV and Motion Picture Group, CineTel Films, Movie Central, Super Écran, Syfy, The Movie Network, Reel One Entertainment, Odyssey Media

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