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Source Code(2011)
Source Code(2011)
Slick action thriller set on a doomed passenger train - filled with clever, mind-bending twists.
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Film Details
Year
2020
Duration
150 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Thriller
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
After being briefed by the CIA that the world is facing an evil threat connected to futuristic technology and the inverting of time itself, a man sets out to solve the mysterious presence of the word ‘Tenet’ and potentially prevent the end of reality. As he uncovers connections between an art dealer who is being blackmailed and a crazed Russian oligarch, he begins to see time in a whole new way. Director Christopher Nolan is known for creating high-concept thrill rides and this film is no different, featuring an all-star cast and a highly complex plot that drives the action forward and demands to be seen on the big screen.
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Classification
moderate violence, threat, domestic abuse, infrequent strong language
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