Captain Eager and the Mark of Voth
Synopsis
Square chinned Captain Eager, arrives in his wobbly Bakelite rocket, brought out of mothballs by the sprawling, hi-tech corporation Macro Space. The brief is to investigate a maverick ‘client’ – The villainous Colonel Regamun who has taken over the Veritan Sector using the ‘Mark of Voth’.
Aided by old pals Professor Moon, Scrutty and the love lorn Jenny, Eager rockets into B-Movie adventure unaware that it is all a set up. For Colonel Regamun is an enemy from the past craving revenge - and he is luring the brave yet clunky Captain to a final B-Movie showdown. But along the journey Eager learns to confront his monsters from the past and he triumphs by understanding that his enemy is human too.
Details
- Year
- 2008
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 94 mins
- Format
- HiDef
- Director
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Simon DaVison 1st Feature
- Producer
- Simon DaVison
- Co-Producer
- Simon DaVison
- Editor
- Simon DaVison
- Screenwriter
- Simon DaVison
- Director of Photography
- Martin Hill
- Production Designer
- Damian Creagh
- Sound
- Simon DaVison
- Composer
- Simon DaVison
- Principal cast
- Tamsin Greig, Mark Heap, James Vaughan, Richard Leaf
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Imperious Films Ltd
St. Annes CottageWardour
SP3 6RG
UK
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