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A scientist in New Zealand has a secret lab where experiments are performed on humans. When he is assassinated, opposing forces rush to his hideaway to suppress or expose his secrets.
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A scientist in New Zealand has a secret lab where experiments are performed on humans. When he is assassinated, opposing forces rush to his hideaway to suppress or expose his secrets.
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Genre:Thriller, Science Fiction
Written By:Margaret Mahy
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:The Gibson Group, Television New Zealand
Cast
Yvonne Mackay
Director
Greg Wise
Cato Macgill / Adam Prime
Alfred Molina
Andreus
Sophie Lee
Maia Tertius
Miranda Harcourt
Hilary Gladstone
John Bach
Daniel Harrington
Michael Hurst
Constantine
Tony Barry
The Minister
Stephen Lovatt
Denzil / Zeno Secundus
Patrick Smyth
Typhon
Yvonne Lawley
Ainsley Starling
Ross Girven
Angel Secundus
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