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Descent Into Darkness
(2002)
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Will Murdock
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Niles
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Bin
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Maxim Gentchev | ... |
Starkweather
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Art Mendelson | ... |
Owen
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Vlad
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Ivaylo Dimchev | ... |
Weed
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| Valentin Ganev | ... |
Doctor Petrov
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| William Zabka | ... |
Marty
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Plamen Manassiev | ... |
Evan
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Vladimir Kolev | ... |
Rothko
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Ivan Panev | ... |
Emil
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Dobrin Dosev | ... |
Yanko
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| Hristo Shopov | ... |
Digger
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Georgi Ivanov | ... |
Lars
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Deep in the Mariana Sea Trench, a corporate underwater mining complex has been built - an industrial Atlantis. When an accident in a dry-dock chamber kills several miners an investigator is sent to find the cause and immediately finds out that it was not an accident. He becomes caught in the middle of a deadly conflict between the miners and the corporation, and fights to stay alive and uncover the truth. Written by Anonymous
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Take A Deep Breath... It Might Be Your Last See more »Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for violence, language and some sexuality | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
6 August 2002 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Descent Into Darkness See more »Filming Locations:
Sofia, BulgariaCompany Credits
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Unified Film Organization (UFO), Dark Descent Productions LLC, City Heat Productions See more »
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Dark Descent has many similarities to Outland (1981), a space western, starring Sean Connery. Unfortunately, Dark Descent doesn't really have much original going for it and, in fact, does a worse job. Outland by contrast had a tight script, good use of interaction and tension with its characters. As a ripoff, Dark Descent descends rather than promotes what Outland has already accomplished.