Meteor - Death comes from heaven

Movie
German title	Meteor - Death comes from heaven
Original title	Anna's Storm
Country of production	United States , Canada
original language	English
Publishing year	2007
length	88 minutes
Rod
Director	Kristoffer Tabori
script	Julie Ferber Frank ; Steven B. Frank
production	Harvey Kahn ; Jaye Gazeley
music	Michael Nelson
cut	Nicole Ratcliffe
occupation
	Sheree J. Wilson : Anna Davenport-Baxter; Aaron Pearl : Douglas Mak; Scott Hylands : Clint Corbin; Peter Lacroix : Jack Baxter; Desiree Loewen : Emily Baxter; Graham Wardle : Seth Corbin; Sarah-Jane Redmond : Dr. Julie O'Ryan; David Lewis : Marty Durant; Kevin McNulty : Tad Wingate; Eileen Barrett : Janet Crane; Linda Darlow : Natalie Darwin; Timothy Paul Perez : Jason Cortez; Zak Ludwig : Ricky Baxter; Willem Jacobson : Tyler Crane; Kirsten Robek : Miriam Mak; Valerie Tian : Franny;

Meteor is a 2007 Canadian-American disaster film with Sheree J. Wilson as the lead actress. The film was shown for the first time on February 10, 2008 on RTL II on German television.

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A meteor shower threatens the American Midwest - including the small town of Cottonwood . Mayor Davenport-Baxter plans to move her family to Chicago to better cope with the loss of their son that still appears in her mind's eye. Her daughter Emily is resisting the planned move, also because she wants to graduate from college in Cottonwood.

When several meteorites hit the small town of Cottonwood and destroy numerous buildings, a chunk also struck the nearby forest and caused a tree to topple; he falls on Seth, Emily's friend, and pinches his leg. When he fails to free himself, he asks his girlfriend to pull the tree away with the help of a rope that is previously attached to his wagon. After initial unsuccessful attempts, Emily finally succeeds in freeing her boyfriend. In the meantime, Emily's mother and Seth's father are looking for their children and are able to locate the car with the help of a tracking device . The two teenagers are already on their way home. When another meteorite hits near the road, they pull their car off the road and tumble down the embankment. The parents find the two thanks to the tracking device and take them to the local hospital, where they receive medical care.

Fires broke out in several places as a result of the meteor impacts in Cottonwood and gas pipes were leaking; there is a risk of explosion. The city fathers ask Douglas Mak to turn off the gas supply shut-off valve, as only he knows the exact location. Douglas initially refuses because he does not want to leave his seriously injured wife alone in the hospital. But since more human lives are at stake, he finally lets himself be persuaded - also at the urging of the mayor - to go ahead. He succeeds in turning off the shut-off valve for the gas supply and thus averting the risk of explosion. Meanwhile, his wife succumbs to serious injuries.

Jack Baxter, the mayor's husband and former doctor at the local hospital, - like his wife - cannot get over the accidental death of their son Ricky. Woken up by the chaos and current events, he takes heart and returns to the hospital to offer his help as a doctor.