Meltdown (TV 2004)The telefilm centers on a present-day nuclear plant disaster and its aftermath. Director:Jeremiah S. Chechik |
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Cast
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| Bruce Greenwood | ... |
Agent Tom Shea
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| Leslie Hope | ... |
Zoe Cox
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| Arnold Vosloo | ... | ||
| James Remar | ... | ||
| Susan Merson | ... |
Attorney General Zutrow
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| Will Lyman | ... |
Homeland Chief Utley
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| Bill Mondy | ... |
FBI Agent Tucci
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Brent Stait | ... |
FBI Commander Hall
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| Adrian Holmes | ... |
Agent Charlie Jansen
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| Manoj Sood | ... |
Syed Kahn
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| Tony Alcantar | ... |
Reactor Tech Chuck Pasquin
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| Diego Diablo Del Mar | ... |
Marwan /
Raul
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| Alessandro Juliani | ... |
Salem /
Emmett
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| Darren Shahlavi | ... |
Waleed /
Frank
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| David Neale | ... |
Shafig /
Jesse
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The telefilm centers on a present-day nuclear plant disaster and its aftermath.
Plot Keywords:
terrorist attack | cancer | thick accent | attorney general | policewoman |Taglines:
Terrorists didn't have to build a nuclear weapon... we built it for them. See more »Parents Guide:
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Release Date:
6 June 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
American Meltdown See more »Filming Locations:
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaCompany Credits
Production Co:
Craig Anderson Productions, Beth Grossbard Productions, ApolloScreen Filmproduktion GmbH & Co. Filmproduktion KG See more »
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This film was not all that bad as the story went but the camera work is what makes it difficult to watch. I just don't like that so-called "realistic" camera work that is being done nowadays; you know the type- jumping off center, panning around, etc. What got me particularly irritated about this film though was the new thing that they threw into the mix by shooting a few frames in black and white in each scene. I believe that the film would have been much better if the camera work was shot in the much more conventional way because as it was I couldn't concentrate on it and found myself analyzing the camera work instead. Maybe if more people express dissatisfaction with camera work like this the filmmakers will finally get the hint.