Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

Year

2016

Duration

134 minutes

Genres

Action and Adventure, Science Fiction and Fantasy

Language

English

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In this spinoff to the main Star Wars saga – set directly prior to the events of A New Hope – the story begins with the first individuals who dare to challenge the brutal regime of the Empire, banding together to form the Rebel Alliance. Tasked with stealing the plans to the ominous Death Star, dissident activist Jyn Erso must use all her courage for the risky mission. Discovering that she is not the only opponent to the Empire, Jyn is aided by others who dare to brave the threat of violent repercussions.

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Gareth Edwards

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Classification

Moderate violence.

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Resources To Use With This Film

Activate: Effecting Change Secondary

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