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G.O.D.TECH

Synopsis

Based on the novel ‘GOD Tech: The Mark of the Beast’ by David John Jeffery, a best seller which reached 2nd place in the American charts for Christian Science Fiction within 2 weeks of its release in 2010, this work of sci-fi literature is an exciting, yet worrying, glimpse into the future. A future where GOD is now associated with a fearful and controlling government known as the World Parliament and a microchip identification scheme called G.O.D.TECH — which can be implanted in the hand or forehead — created to monitor the masses in an attempt to bring ‘peace and security’ to the world.

You are taken on a journey following the lives of a family who have chosen not to take the microchip but instead live a life with no home and constantly on the run from a branch of the government known as the FATHER, the police force of the World Parliament.
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Details

Year
2015
Type of project
Features
Running time
100 mins
Format
Digital
Director
David John Jeffery 1st Feature
Producer
David John Jeffery
Editor
Susana Rodrigues
Screenwriter
David John Jeffery
Director of Photography
Lloyd James
Sound
James Beddows
Composer
Daniel Paul Jeffery
Principal cast
Jonny Lee Kemp, Victoria George Veale, Maxim Nefedev, Matthew Bastiman, Susana Rodrigues, Karl Pemberton, Frazer Hines, Emma Fletcher
SFX Make Up & Hair
Hayley Young

Genre

Horror Fantasy Sci-Fi

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Post-production

Production Company

Black Light Enterprises Ltd

Pine Box Film Studios
150 Newport Road
Stafford
Staffordshire
ST16 2EZ

Sales Company

Black Light Enterprises Ltd

Pine Box Film Studios
150 Newport Road
Stafford
Staffordshire
ST16 2EZ

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