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The day after tomorrow - Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, Emmy Rossum, Roland Emmerich

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Climatologist Jack Hall (Dennis Quaid) predicted the coming of another ice age, but never expected it to happen during his lifetime. A sudden and violent shift in global weather causes extreme elements to wreak havoc in every corner of the earth; floods, hail, tornadoes and temperatures of a magnitude never seen before threaten the planet. Jack has to quickly convince the President of the USA to evacuate the country in order to save millions that are in danger, including his son Sam (Jake Gyllenhaal). When Sam is marooned in a sub-zero New York City, Jack must make a perilous trek against the clock to save his son.

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Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film science fiction global weather change ice age

Persons of interest

Dennis Quaid .... Professor Adrian Hall
Jake Gyllenhaal .... Sam Hall
Emmy Rossum .... Laura
Sela Ward .... Lucy
Tamlyn Tomita .... Janet
Austin Nichols .... JD
Joe Cobden .... Zack
Art Bell .... Author: The coming global superstorm
Whitley Strieber .... Author: The coming global superstorm
Jeffrey Nachmanoff .... Screenwriter
Roland Emmerich .... Screenwriter
Roland Emmerich .... Director

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Awards and film festivals:

British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) 2004: Won: Best Achievement in Special Visual Effects
Cinematic Intelligence Agency Trenchcoat Awards 2004: Won: Best effects
MTV Movie Awards 2005: Won: Best action sequence (Destruction of Los Angeles); Nominated: Breakthrough female (Emmy Rossum)
Visual Effects Society Awards 2005: Nominated: Outstanding Visual Effects in a Visual Effects Driven Motion Picture (Karen Goulekas, Mike Chambers, Greg Strause, Remo Balcells), Best Single Visual Effect of the Year - Tidal Wave (Karen Goulekas, Mike Chambers, Chris Horvath, Matthew Butler)