Nevada Gülü
Unutulmuş bir balıkçı köyünde, eski limanda gizemli bir şekilde bir tekne belirir. 30 yıl önce tüm mürettebatıyla denizde kaybolan Nevada Gülü geri dönmüştür. Hatırlayan az sayıdaki kişi için bu bir işarettir. Nevada Gülü tekrar denize açılmalıdır, belki o zaman harap olmuş köyün talihi döner. Nick, genç ailesine bakabilmek için teknede bir iş bulur. Onun yanında, geçmişinden kaçmaya çabalayan yeni gelmiş Liam da mürettebata katılır. Denize açılırlar ve başarılı bir yolculuktan sonra limana dönerler. Ama bir tuhaflık vardır. Zamanda geriye gitmişlerdir ve köylüler onları orijinal mürettebatmış gibi karşılar.
Koleksiyon
The Cornish Trilogy
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Anahtar Kelimeler
Yapım Şirketleri
Görseller
Oyuncular
Öne Çıkan Oyuncular
Benzer İçerikler
Tanrının Yarattıkları
Zamanda Yolculuk
Hayatın Getirdikleri
Yaşam Şifresi
Bir Son Duygusu
Son Bir Nefes
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