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| Rogue Pictures (2008) | |||||
| Action, Science Fiction, Thriller | |||||
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| Rhona Mitra | Eden Sinclair | |
| Bob Hoskins | Bill Nelson | |
| Adrian Lester | Norton | |
| Alexander Siddig | John Hatcher | |
| David O'Hara | Michael Canaris | |
| Malcolm McDowell | Kane | |
| Craig Conway | Sol | |
| Emma Cleasby | Katherine Sinclair | |
| Jeremy Crutchley | Richter | |
| Christine Tomlinson | Eden Sinclair | |
| Vernon Willemse | David / Gimp | |
| Stephen Hughes | le soldat Johnson | |
| Tom Fairfoot | John Michaelson | |
| Jon Falkow | Capitaine Hendrix | |
| John Carson | George Dutton |
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| Producer | Steven Paul
Marc D. Evans |
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| Writer | Neil Marshall
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| Cinematography | Sam McCurdy
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| Musician | Tyler Bates
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The film takes place in the future, where Scotland has been quarantined due to the onset of a deadly virus. When the virus emerges in London, political leaders send Major Eden Sinclair (Rhona Mitra) to Scotland to find a cure based on evidence of survivors. |
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