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Director:
Huw Bowen
Writers:
Huw Bowen
Paul Hardy
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Genre:
Sci-Fi
Tagline:
About a girl who can walk through walls..
Plot:
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Cast

  (in credits order)

Abigail Tarttelin ... Rebecca - Anastasia - Sarah

Alan Convy ... Dave / David / Dmitri
Damian Hayes ... Matt / Matthew / Mateus

Roger Harding ... Theodore - Theo - Fyodor
Tony Holmes ... Mr. Slip
Stephen Steinhaus ... Mr. Hand

Amelia Tyler ... Monitoring Officer / Waitress / Brain Slave / Voice of 'Q Machine'
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Katherine Buckingham ... Scientist / Annoying Neighbour

Dani Carbery ... Aide - Cordon Policewoman
Roy Donoghue ... Patrolling Guard 2 - Information Officer

Louise Houghton ... Newsreader
Edward Lewis ... Police Officer / PRGB Guard
Antonino Marsala ... Brain Slave
Chris Marshall ... Police Officer / PRGB Guard
Nick Marshall ... Execution Sergeant - Police Sergeant
Tim Robottom ... Tramp
Tom Sharman ... Police Officer / PRGB Guard
James Wolstenholme ... Brain Slave / Police Officer
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Directed by
Huw Bowen 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Huw Bowen 
Paul Hardy 

Produced by
Huw Bowen .... producer
Paul Hardy .... line producer
Chris Pinches .... producer
 
Original Music by
Mr. K. 
 
Cinematography by
Chris Pinches 
 
Film Editing by
Philip Arkinstall 
 
Production Design by
Natalie Aston 
 
Art Direction by
James Lawton 
 
Costume Design by
Heather Burtt 
 
Makeup Department
Laura Baker .... assistant makeup artist
Liengsy Lame .... assistant makeup artist
Cher Simmons .... makeup artist (as Cher Treagust)
Julie Ann Stevens .... makeup artist
Gary Wood .... assistant makeup artist
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Jake Rollins .... first assistant director
 
Art Department
Keith Bowen .... set constructor
Andrew Deakin .... art department
Frances Pinches .... art department
Tim Robottom .... special props designer
Tom Sharman .... set constructor
Sarah Zujans .... art department
 
Sound Department
Alex Russell .... sound designer
Alex Russell .... sound recordist
Alex Russell .... sound effects editor
Harry Webb .... boom operator
 
Visual Effects by
J.J. Bates .... visual effects assistant
Huw Bowen .... visual effects supervisor
Damian Hayes .... visual effects artist
Nico Jones .... title sequence
Andy Madgwick .... alpha station lead
Charlie Morton .... visual effects artist (as Charles Morton)
Nick Stragnell .... visual effects assistant
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Jenny Bourlakis .... still photographer
Charlie Falagon-Garmon .... assistant camera
Peter Hoare .... Steadicam operator
Paul Jagger .... camera operator
Paul McMahon .... steadicam assistant
Vanessa Meister .... documentary camera
Paul David Ullah .... camera operator
 
Other crew
J.J. Bates .... runner
Nino Marsala .... head caterer
Charlie Morton .... runner (as Charles Morton)
Carolyn O'Reilly .... runner
Simran Panesar .... continuity
Simran Panesar .... script supervisor
Jen Preece .... production assistant
Robyn Smith .... runner
Phil Hunnisett .... runner (uncredited)
 
Thanks
Nigel Bishop .... the producers wish to thank
Beryl Bowen .... very special thanks
Keith Bowen .... very special thanks
Cate Brennan .... the producers wish to thank
Angela Childs .... the producers wish to thank
Chris Delaney .... the producers wish to thank
Michael Ford .... the producers wish to thank
Matthew Hiatt .... the producers wish to thank
Colin Jones .... the producers wish to thank
Paul McMahon .... the producers wish to thank
Peter Mimmack .... the producers wish to thank
Tom Norton .... the producers wish to thank
Dan Orr .... the producers wish to thank
Joan Pinches .... very special thanks
Michael J. Pinches .... very special thanks
Sylvia Pinches .... the producers wish to thank
David Quain .... the producers wish to thank
Peter Rourke .... the producers wish to thank
Robyn Smith .... the producers wish to thank
Dennis Stanley .... the producers wish to thank
Vikass Tara .... the producers wish to thank
Emma Vickers .... the producers wish to thank
Nerina Villa .... the producers wish to thank
Richard Wood .... the producers wish to thank
Peter Woodbridge .... the producers wish to thank
 

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Country:
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Language:
English
Color:
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Filming Locations:
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Company:
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Longing for a universe where this film doesn't exist, 4 July 2011
Author: canadian1969 from Canada

The most staggering flaw of this film is its lead actress. I haven't seen her other performances so I can't determine if this was her usual calibre or anomalously poor. The role she is cast to is difficult to believe to begin with (the 24 year old quantum scientist professor, really?), then she is challenged with playing her "alternate" selves from other parallel universes. Not a new concept by any stretch of the imagination. The funny thing is she wasn't believable in any of the characters. The supporting cast was remarkably two dimensional in their performances. Considering the budget of the film they did a pretty good job I suppose. Special effects were rudimentary, but acceptable. The audio quality was pretty poor overall.

The script had some interesting points to it and could have done better. Perhaps it would have had more success adapted as a two part episode of Torchwood or Dr. Who. So unless you are desperate for your sci-fi fix I recommend missing this one.

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