'No One Will Save You'
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The Falling (1987)
Three young friends who are on vacation in Spain and a NASA scientist must join forces to save themselves and the rest of the world from an alien menace.
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Three young friends who are on vacation in Spain and a NASA scientist must join forces to save themselves and the rest of the world from an alien menace.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Noah Bloch, Deran Sarafian
In Theaters:2/6/1987
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Continental Motion Pictures, M&C Films, Royal Films
Cast
Deran Sarafian
Director
Dennis Christopher
Damon
Martin Hewitt
Michael
Lynn-Holly Johnson
Samantha
J.O. Bosso
Captain J.J. Wells
Yousaf Bokhari
Mr. Bodi
Yolanda Palomo
Mrs. Bodi
Christina Augustin
Baby Bodi
Luis Prendes
Dr. W. Tracer, NASA
Cristina San Juan
Duarte Cafe Waitress
Pablo García Pérez de Lara
Man in Store
Carlos Ramírez
Gas Station Attendant
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