Ground Zero 2000

Overview

Ground Zero is a 2000 film categorized as drama and action that follows a seismologist investigating seismic activity in California. When a series of tremors impacts Los Angeles, scientist Kimberly Stevenson travels to the Angeles National Forest to locate the epicenter of the quakes. Accompanied by her son, Justin, Kimberly establishes a research facility within an isolated mountain cabin located two hundred miles from civilization. The situation changes when Kimberly discovers that the remote wilderness serves as a clandestine test site for black market nuclear weapons. Facing a dangerous threat, she must work alongside a mercenary named Michael Brandeis to prevent a final underground nuclear test. The characters are forced into a race against time to stop the explosion, which carries the potential to trigger a massive earthquake. The film has a runtime of one hour and thirty-two minutes. Additional information regarding the production, including cast and crew credits, is documented in industry databases such as The Movie Database and IMDb.