End of the world: the thunderstorm inferno
| Movie | |
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| German title | End of the world: the thunderstorm inferno |
| Original title | Lightning: Bolts of Destruction |
| Country of production | Canada |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 2003 |
| length | 95 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Brenton Spencer |
| script | Jeff Phillips |
| production | Deboragh Gabler |
| camera | Les Erskine |
| cut | Allan Lee |
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Doomsday: Das Gewitter-Inferno (also lightning strike: Das Gewitter-Inferno ; English original title: Lightning: Bolts of Destruction ) is a Canadian disaster film from 2003 with Joanna Pacuła in the lead role.
action
Renowned meteorologist Valery Landis fears the worst when severe thunderstorms hit her hometown of Bell's Point, Oregon . As part of a series of experiments, she makes a terrible discovery: violent storms between Tokyo and Munich threaten to merge into a devastating storm front. Valery's conjecture: global storms of unimaginable proportions will dramatically change the earth's atmosphere and cause a new ice age - a fatal catastrophe would be imminent for mankind. But Valery's warnings go unheeded. Neither her superior nor the authorities involved, nor the military around General Fields believe the committed researcher. So Valery can only count on the support of her husband Mark, who is busy with scientific research at the North Pole , and her son Jeremy. Finally Valery develops a plan with which she wants to avert the impending disaster. But the project is extremely risky. After the military under General Fields refuses to support the dangerous enterprise, Valery and Mark risk their careers, reputation and lives to avert the impending natural disaster .
Reviews
"Catastrophic disaster, whose stupid story and dumb synchro hailed us this Sunday morning."
Individual evidence
- ↑ Program preview on tvtv.de, accessed on October 12, 2008
- ↑ TV feature film, film dictionary