Blindpassasjer (1978– )The spaceship Marco Polo is returning from a mission at the newly discovered planet Rossum. While the five members of the crew are in deep sleep a mysterious shape is captured on one of the... See full summary » |
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Henny Moan | ... |
Leda
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Marit Østbye | ... |
Gaia
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Trini Lund | ... |
Elis
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Bjørn Floberg | ... |
Akeron
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Ola B. Johannessen | ... |
Jason
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Byråkraten
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Erik Tandberg | ... |
Narration
(3 episodes, 1978)
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The spaceship Marco Polo is returning from a mission at the newly discovered planet Rossum. While the five members of the crew are in deep sleep a mysterious shape is captured on one of the surveillance monitors. Awakened the crew soon discover that one of their number has been killed, and something is living among them in the shape of a crewmate. But who is it?? Written by Anonymous
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A murder without a victim.Parents Guide:
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NorwayLanguage:
NorwegianRelease Date:
27 October 1978 (Norway) See more »Also Known As:
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It's beyond my comprehension that so much rubbish from Norway has been remastered for DVD release, and still gems like this don't get a shot at recapturing their past glory. I give this a 7, not because it is very good, but because it is one of the few SciFi films made for Norwegian television. This film is nothing less than a film-historic gem that in so many ways foreshadows the first Alien film. And, my word, Blindpassasjer was first! Did Ridley Scott or anyone in the crew see the mini-series? However unlikely, the fact remains that the scenes are extremely similar. Okay, the budget is _much_ lower in the Norwegian film, but given that, it's a really well-done piece of work from the desolate age of Norwegian movie-making, which incidentally lasted until the 90s.