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Yorktown: A Time to Heal (2022)
Having escaped capture by the Klingons, a damaged Starfleet reconnaissance probe crashes undetected on the planet Pahl III. Hikaru Sulu, serving as first officer on the retrofitted USS Yorktown, is sent by Admiral Nogura on a secret mission to help locate the missing spy drone.
The rediscovered and completed student fan film made with George Takei.
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Having escaped capture by the Klingons, a damaged Starfleet reconnaissance probe crashes undetected on the planet Pahl III. Hikaru Sulu, serving as first officer on the retrofitted USS Yorktown, is sent by Admiral Nogura on a secret mission to help locate the missing spy drone. The rediscovered and completed student fan film made with George Takei.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Austin Hunza, John Atkin, Paul McCudden, Dov Schwarz, Stan Woo
In Theaters:4/5/2022
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Eastern Pictures
Cast
Austin Hunza
Director
James Shigeta
Admiral Heilachiro Nogura
George Takei
Lt. Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu
Stan Woo
Lt. Jeffrey Pond
Wil Rodriguez
Felton Finius
John Atkin
Commander Evan Foster
Eliot
Admiral Eastcott
Bob Whiter
Admiral Bob Digby
Teresa E. Victor
Vice Admiral Lori Ciana
Steve Goodpaster
Brent Shandow
Jeffery Miller
Captain Eric Von Ryan
Jesse Tebbs
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