Message from the Future [1981] Eng

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Message from the Future [1981] Eng
  • Release year: 1981
  • Runtime: 87 minutes
  • Country: Israel
  • Keywords: future, nuclear bomb, time travel, robot, atomic bomb, world war three, cold war, breasts, female full frontal nudity, female nudity
Plot:
In the year 1985, a delegate from the remote future arrives from the year 3005. His mission; convince world leaders to allow World War III to happen, which he guarantees will make for a better future. Having already caused natural disasters and catastrophes by traveling from the future, he now attempts to force his message on the world press and TV.

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File Size: 1.12 GB
Duration: 01:21:34
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