Radius (2004)

Radius tells the story of a military ship shot down behind enemy lines. A massive "CraterMaker" warhead has gone active on the downed ship, giving the pilot and her crew 30 minutes to ... See full summary »

Director:

Helmut Kobler

Writer:

Jon Clarke

Stars:

Matt McCoy, Catalina Martone, Michael Yavnielli

Cast

Cast overview:
Matt McCoy	...	Crim
Catalina Martone	...	Dain (as Catalina Larranaga)
Michael Yavnielli	...	Vesay
Paul Logan	...	The Diamone
Paul Belosic	...	Clean-cut Airman
Carlton Bruce	...	Exhausted Airman
Doug Purdy	...	Gutted Airman (as Douglas Purdy)
Beau Windham	...	Flight Crew Casualty
Jon Clarke	...	Flight Crew Cameo

Storyline

Radius tells the story of a military ship shot down behind enemy lines. A massive "CraterMaker" warhead has gone active on the downed ship, giving the pilot and her crew 30 minutes to escape the blast. Meanwhile, an entity named Diamone, divided itself into twins to try to stop the bomb and stop the crew.

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Genres:

Short | Sci-Fi | Action

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Release Date:

4 July 2004 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Death Valley National Park, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$60,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

K2 Films, Southwest Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

33 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

During the film's shoot in Death Valley, California, temperatures reached up to 120° F.

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Crazy Credits

No animals were harmed during this production. We wish we could say the same for our cast and crew.

User Reviews

Not perfect, but parts of it are excellent

This is an independently produced film, and occasionally it shows it. The low budget forced some compromises, not least of which is the short length. None the less, the compromises are well made and the result is surprisingly good. Some of the cinematography is truly excellent.

As far as I know, the only way to see Radius is to buy a DVD from K2. The DVD comes with. with extensive "making of" shorts which are themselves enjoyable viewing. The life and enthusiasm of both the cast and the crew come through in both the movie itself and its extras. I give it 6 stars for technical and production, and 10 for life and verve. I enjoyed it a lot more than many Hollywood products, and give it 8 stars overall.