
“The storm was predicted. The fight for survival was not.”
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Fracture (2011) – Official Trailer, Cast & Details
Fracture at a Glance
Fracture is a 2011 drama and science fiction film from director Ashley Wing, with a cast led by Julian Boote, Jacqueline East and Kate Madison. It runs 13 minutes and premiered on September 8, 2011.

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On the bleak and unforgiving surface of a distant world a fragile mining base stands isolated, relentlessly battered by brutal storms. The crew have known loneliness, love and betrayal in their time there, and in such a claustrophobic environment secrets can't stay hidden forever.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Fracture
What is the release date of Fracture?
Fracture was released on September 8, 2011.
How long is Fracture?
Fracture runs 13 minutes (13 minutes).
Who is in the cast of Fracture?
Fracture stars Julian Boote as Michael Shepherd, Jacqueline East as SDE computer (voice), Kate Madison as Rachel Turner and Russell Turner as Cameron Mayhew.
Who directed Fracture?
Fracture was directed by Ashley Wing. The screenplay is credited to Rob Kinsman.
What kind of movie is Fracture?
Fracture is listed on TMDB as a mix of drama and science fiction.
What should I watch if I liked Fracture?
Movies TMDB recommends alongside Fracture include Vesper (2022), Jonathan (2018), Doctor Who: Last Christmas (2014), Light of My Life (2019) and The Congress (2013).
Can I stream the full movie of Fracture on 123Movies?
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