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'''''Sky Above Heaven''''' (''Le ciel sur la tête'') is a 1965 French-Italian sci-fi thriller. It depicts the actions of the personnel aboard the French aircraft carrier Clemenceau, as they have to deal with a mysterious flying object, whose appearance in the Earth's atmosphere could possibly lead to the outbreak of World War III. | '''''Sky Above Heaven''''' (''Le ciel sur la tête'') is a 1965 French-Italian sci-fi thriller. It depicts the actions of the personnel aboard the French aircraft carrier Clemenceau, as they have to deal with a mysterious flying object, whose appearance in the Earth's atmosphere could possibly lead to the outbreak of World War III. | ||
No English-dubbed theatrical or home video release is known | No English-dubbed theatrical or home video release is known to exist. The film was acquired by the American Paramount Television in the 1960's and dubbed into English for subsequent broadcasts. It is confirmed to have been aired on an unknown local channel in Miami in the 1970's. | ||
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French theatrical poster.
Status: Lost
Sky Above Heaven (Le ciel sur la tête) is a 1965 French-Italian sci-fi thriller. It depicts the actions of the personnel aboard the French aircraft carrier Clemenceau, as they have to deal with a mysterious flying object, whose appearance in the Earth's atmosphere could possibly lead to the outbreak of World War III.
No English-dubbed theatrical or home video release is known to exist. The film was acquired by the American Paramount Television in the 1960's and dubbed into English for subsequent broadcasts. It is confirmed to have been aired on an unknown local channel in Miami in the 1970's.