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Synopsis
A race against time, our hero John Steel battles to prevent the impending catastrophe. The virus devours the Flight Control's network. Proving too powerful for John, Heathrow suffers a horrific air-traffic tragedy. But our hero is not that easily conquered. With the help of his top virus tech, Jack Beale, John sets out to destroy the virus. Imagine their surprise when they discover their nemesis AVATAR is a beautiful woman with a cruel-set sneer. In a dazzling array of skilled fighting, AVATAR gets straight to work making mincemeat of John and his team. Through a series of action packed encounters, John battles a seemingly unconquerable adversary.
The story climaxes on the rooftop of Britain's tallest building, the Central Communications Tower. Running out of options, John finally discovers the solution to his problem.
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 9 mins
- Director
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Nicolai Amter
- Producer
- Nicolai Amter
- Co-Producer
- Nicolai Amter
- Editor
- Brian Hovmand
- Screenwriter
- Hyan Thiboutot
- Director of Photography
- Matthew Woolf
- Production Designer
- Yun Jung Ko
- Sound
- Henry Nesbitt
- Composer
- Lazy Angel and Mashination
- Principal cast
- Camille Natta, John Kay Steel, Anthony Renshaw, Karl Wozny, Sonny Killingback, Adam Longworth
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Pixel Generator
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