Disaster in the black hole
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German title | Disaster in the black hole |
Original title | Doomwatch: Winter Angel |
Country of production | United Kingdom |
original language | English |
Publishing year | 1999 |
length | 102 minutes |
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Director | Roy Battersby |
script |
John Howlett , Ian McDonald |
production | Peter Lee-Wright |
music | Debbie Wiseman |
camera | James Aspinall |
cut | David Spiers |
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Disaster in the Black Hole (Original Title: Doomwatch: Winter Angel ) is a British science fiction film from 1999 . The television film was directed by Roy Battersby and is a sequel to the popular British 1970s series Doomwatch .
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A number of strange things happen on an old factory site in the north of England. Astrophysicist Neil Tannahill and his environmental activist group Doomwatch are investigating the matter. During their research, they make a terrible discovery: Scientists have created a black hole that the Pandora company uses to get rid of illegal nuclear waste. When the black hole suddenly gets out of hand, Tannahill and his group try everything to save the earth from a catastrophe.
Reviews
The Lexicon of International Films wrote: Full-length science fiction film from a small British television series. The TV magazine TV Spielfilm ruled: Quite ok, but nothing big.
Web links
- Disaster in the Black Hole in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ Disaster in the black hole. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed October 8, 2018 .