Universal Century 0223 - Humanity struggles to survive as wide spread famine spreads throughout the Earth and its orbiting space settlements known as Sides. Ex-Congressional pilot, Mark Curran stumbles across a conspiracy to suppress a discovery that could potentially end the food crisis. Utilizing an advance Mobile Suit, the G-Savior, Curran is thrust into battle against a powerful Congressional force. But can the colonies prevail against such overwhelming odds?
Graeme Campbell
Director
Brennan Elliott
Mark Curran
Enuka Okuma
Cynthia Graves
Catarina Conti
Mimi Devere
David Lovgren
Lieutenant Colonel Jack Halle
Kenneth Welsh
General Garneaux
Alfonso Quijada
Franz Dieter
Taayla Markell
Kobi
Blu Mankuma
Chief Councilor Graves
Hrothgar Mathews
Philippe San Simeone
Brendan Beiser
Simmons
Peter Williams
Lieutenant Tim Holloway
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