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主演:
约翰·特拉沃尔塔,南茜·艾伦,约翰·利思戈,丹尼斯·弗兰茨,约翰·麦克马丁
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1981
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  特里(约翰·特拉沃尔塔 John Travolta 饰)是一名电影录音师,专门为小成本恐怖片录制音效。一次工作中,特里发现自己阴差阳错之中录下了一辆车掉入水中的声响。震惊之下,特里来到了事故现场,在打捞车辆的过程中,特里惊讶的发现车中一名名叫莎莉(南茜·艾伦 Nancy Allen 饰)的女子竟然奇迹般的还活着。醒来后,莎莉告诉特里,整个车祸事件并非表面上看起来的那样简单,其中隐藏了一个惊天的政治阴谋。  突然之间,特里发现自己被卷入了十分危险的事件中去,来自某个神秘人物的追杀更加让他下定了要追查到底的决心。他知道,真相永远隐藏在巨大的权利背后,而自己随时都面临着生命危险,在这样动荡的环境下,能够相信的只有自己。…

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