Sci-fi story about a man (Timothy Dwight) on the run from a Big Brother-like security force.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Timothy Dwight | ... | Starker |
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Joan Bechtel | ... | Susan / Woman in Gallery |
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John J. Flynn | ... | The Artist (as John Flynn) |
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Chris Shaw | ... | Agency Director |
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John Martel | ... | Agent #1 |
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Jack Wiley | ... | Agent #2 |
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Barbara Horscraft | ... | Cafe Customer |
Debra Gordon | ... | Cafe Customer | |
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Rusty Lapioli | ... | Cafe Worker |
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Ray Bancharian | ... | Cafe Bouncer |
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Jim Yates | ... | Transient |
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George Amis | ... | Art Critic |
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Rod Schoenlank | ... | Art Critic |
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Wendy Bowers | ... | Woman in Gallery (as Wendy Bower) |
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Rebecca Rae Adams | ... | Woman in Gallery (as Rebecca Adams) |
Sci-fi story about a man (Timothy Dwight) on the run from a Big Brother-like security force.
In a very-near-future world, a corrupt government monitors everyone constantly with computers and surveillance. One man has managed to evade assimilation, and operates outside the system, fighting to preserve his freedom. An engaging and imaginative story and some very interesting editing and camera work. There are some confusing and slow parts, but all in all, an excellent example of what a small crew with brains and talent can do on a shoestring budget.