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In the 1970s, aliens send a female android diplomat to Earth on a mission of peace. She lands in war-torn Palestine instead of MIT by mistake and meets a friendly UK journalist there. They begin a series of insightful conversations.
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Sullivan
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Friendship
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Kubler
Ruby Baker ...
Catherine
Joumana Gill ...
Palestinian

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Peter Wollen

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Peter Wollen ... (screenplay)
 
Peter Wollen ... (story)

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Colin MacCabe ... executive producer
Rebecca O'Brien ... producer

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Barrington Pheloung

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Witold Stok

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Robert Hargreaves

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Gemma Jackson
Denise Rubens

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Catherine Cook ... (as Cathy Cook)

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Morag Ross ... makeup artist

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Cordelia Hardy ... assistant director
Nancy Platt ... assistant director

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Julian Rothenstein ... graphic designer

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Paul Carr ... dubbing mixer
Mandy Rose ... sound

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Rodrigo Gutierrez ... camera operator
Gary Hutchings ... grip

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Martyn Phillips ... music co-producer

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Also Known As
  • Смерть Дружбы (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • Dostluğun ölümü (Turkey, Turkish title)
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Quotes Sullivan: Could I made you blush ? Could I embarrass you ?
Friendship: Can't blush. Got no liquids.
Sullivan: Oh, you can't blush ? You've got no shame. You know that Darwin once said that blushing is the most human of responses. It doesn't occur anywhere else in the animal kingdom. It requires self-consciousness. It speaks of things that you may have admitted to yourself but you won't admit to others.
Friendship: It's all to do with sex. Feeling flurried. Tingling. Glow. Enough to attract, not to intimidate. Blushing gives you away. It reveals your desires, your inadequacies. It's always sincere. That's why I can't blush. I can't be sincere.
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