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The Impact
The Impact is a fascinating tapestry of interwoven stories from diverse voices around the world; at times moving and profound, at others hilarious and irreverent, but always asking ‘what would we do in our final moments?’ A multi-cultural and global reflection of pop culture’s vision of the apocalypse…
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The Impact is a fascinating tapestry of interwoven stories from diverse voices around the world; at times moving and profound, at others hilarious and irreverent, but always asking ‘what would we do in our final moments?’ A multi-cultural and global reflection of pop culture’s vision of the apocalypse…
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Directed By:Carlos Cardoso, Matt George Lovett, James Lingwood, Lee Crompton, Pieter Lombaard, Andrew McGee, Ben Mole, Eleanor Horley, Mark Hampton, Peter Mimmack, Carrie Wachob, Laurel Parker, Natacha Simpson, Rudi Goodman, James Winters, Milethia Thomas, David F. Jacobson, Tom Roderick, Chris Jones, Deb Richardson, Zade Aerial, Rob Holder, Nuru Mkali, Damien Beaton, Emma Baggott, Rob Ayling, James Skinner, Hilla Sewell, Evan Marlowe, Kristjan Knigge, Vitaliy Zharkov-Galicev, Paul W. Franklin, Andy Sowerby, Louise Clover, Richard Osborne, Alisa Tritenko, Julien Madelénat, Adrian G. De La Pena
Written By:Jacqueline Swift, Nicole Robb, Dave Stevenson, Tracey Parsons, Gavin Boyter, Rachel Welch, Darren Barker, Ben Marshall, Liz Holliday, Joe Eszterhas, Richard Flynn, Matt George Lovett, Ben Lacey, Carole Parsons, Claire Yeowart, Cera Rose Pickering, Dee Chilton, Fiona Hunnisett, Alex Beattie, Carolyn Goodyear, Rachael Howard, Richard Anthony Dunford, Steve Wrench, Lisa Parry, David F. Jacobson, Alison Clapham, Keith Watson, John Bale, Vera Mark, Catherine Arton, Mondo Ghulam, Jane Hamer, Tyler Pierreson, Roscoe Kleinloog, Christian Smith, Lynn Robertson Hay, Michael Montgomery, David Toms, Phil Peel, Phil Charles, Evan Marlowe, Matt Giannini, Kim Wheeler, K.T. Parker, Carrie Wachob, Alan Evans, Barry Hood, Sarah Newman, Lloyd Morgan, Kerry-Ann Calleja McGregor, Chris Mitchell, Richard Osborne, Milethia Thomas, Andrew Viner, Tasbir Malle, Stuart White, Kerry Dye, Michele Florea, Chris Vanderhorst, Ben Mole, Zara Symes, Kathy Barrilleaux, Stephanie Ginger, Simon Thomas, Scott Merrow, Enni Red
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Runtime:142 minutes
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Cast
Carlos Cardoso, Matt George Lovett, James Lingwood, Lee Crompton, Pieter Lombaard, Andrew McGee, Ben Mole, Eleanor Horley, Mark Hampton, Peter Mimmack, Carrie Wachob, Laurel Parker, Natacha Simpson, Rudi Goodman, James Winters, Milethia Thomas, David F. Jacobson, Tom Roderick, Chris Jones, Deb Richardson, Zade Aerial, Rob Holder, Nuru Mkali, Damien Beaton, Emma Baggott, Rob Ayling, James Skinner, Hilla Sewell, Evan Marlowe, Kristjan Knigge, Vitaliy Zharkov-Galicev, Paul W. Franklin, Andy Sowerby, Louise Clover, Richard Osborne, Alisa Tritenko, Julien Madelénat, Adrian G. De La Pena
Director
Olivia Williams
The President
George Taylor
Liam
Stuart Sessions
Husband
Scarlett Soudan
Daughter
Leroy Graham
Chief of Staff
Omar Khan
Joshua
Daleya Marohn
Grace
Julian Grant
Fritz Snow
Evan Marlowe
The Engineer
Kerry Finlayson
Caller
Patrick Cavanaugh
Caller
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