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Shandala /
Stripper #1
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Raimi /
Boat Thug #2
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Oran /
Thug #1
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Kamimura
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Lear
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Benjamin Palmer
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Brooke Burgess | ... |
Gabriel /
Dmitri /
Monk #5 /
Pilot
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Greg Anderson | ... |
Papa Tui
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P.J. Brookson | ... |
Sandra
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Jan Bos | ... |
Colonel Keene
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Scott McNeil | ... |
Mars /
Osama
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Michael Robinson | ... |
General Briggs
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Ryan Crocker | ... |
Lt. Bravado
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Lt. Charles
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Patricia Drake | ... |
'Cielle'
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What would you give to know the truth?Parents Guide:
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Country:
CanadaRelease Date:
2003 (USA) See more »Box Office
Budget:
CAD 750,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Written by Martin Gore (as Martin Lee Gore)
(Originally performed by Depeche Mode)
Published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc.
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"Pimpf"Written by Martin Gore (as Martin Lee Gore)
(Originally performed by Depeche Mode)
Published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc.
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This series whispers quietly in the back of your head long after you finish watching it. The series is beautiful and deeply thought provoking. It just might change the way you see the world forever.
Seriously, it's that deep. I would advise those who watch the series to appreciate the slow pace of the series. There's much that is said through inferences, shadowy speech, and innumerable symbols so the slow pace allows you to study each word and facial expression carefully.
If you go beneath the surface and scratch at the truth behind the story, it really could change you. Like the opening menus on the DVDs say, "What would you give to know the truth?"