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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:James Lingwood, Carlos Cardoso, Natacha Simpson, Lee Crompton, Milethia Thomas, Deb Richardson, Rob Holder, Matt George Lovett, Mark Hampton, Eleanor Horley, Evan Marlowe, James Skinner, Andrew McGee, James Winters, Hilla Sewell, Peter Mimmack, Chris Jones, Damien Beaton, Rudi Goodman, David F. Jacobson, Ben Mole, Zade Aerial, Emma Baggott, Tom Roderick, Rob Ayling, Nuru Mkali, Pieter Lombaard, Carrie Wachob, Laurel Parker, Andy Sowerby, Vitaliy Zharkov-Galicev, Louise Clover, Richard Osborne, Paul W. Franklin, Alisa Tritenko, Julien Madelénat, Adrian G. De La Pena, Kristjan Knigge
Written By:Carolyn Goodyear, Ben Lacey, David Toms, Lynn Robertson Hay, Jacqueline Swift, Vera Mark, Darren Barker, Fiona Hunnisett, Michael Montgomery, Carole Parsons, Dave Stevenson, Alex Beattie, Nicole Robb, Kim Wheeler, Mondo Ghulam, Tracey Parsons, K.T. Parker, Steve Wrench, Lisa Parry, Keith Watson, Gavin Boyter, Rachel Welch, Claire Yeowart, Cera Rose Pickering, Ben Marshall, Liz Holliday, Joe Eszterhas, John Bale, Matt George Lovett, Richard Flynn, Richard Anthony Dunford, Rachael Howard, Dee Chilton, Jane Hamer, Scott Merrow, Ben Mole, Christian Smith, Phil Charles, Stephanie Ginger, Alison Clapham, Phil Peel, Tyler Pierreson, Carrie Wachob, Enni Red, Roscoe Kleinloog, Barry Hood, Catherine Arton, Alan Evans, Zara Symes, Sarah Newman, Matt Giannini, David F. Jacobson, Evan Marlowe, Kerry-Ann Calleja McGregor, Kathy Barrilleaux, Chris Mitchell, Richard Osborne, Lloyd Morgan, Simon Thomas, Stuart White, Milethia Thomas, Michele Florea, Chris Vanderhorst, Andrew Viner, Kerry Dye, Tasbir Malle
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Runtime:142 minutes
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Cast
James Lingwood, Carlos Cardoso, Natacha Simpson, Lee Crompton, Milethia Thomas, Deb Richardson, Rob Holder, Matt George Lovett, Mark Hampton, Eleanor Horley, Evan Marlowe, James Skinner, Andrew McGee, James Winters, Hilla Sewell, Peter Mimmack, Chris Jones, Damien Beaton, Rudi Goodman, David F. Jacobson, Ben Mole, Zade Aerial, Emma Baggott, Tom Roderick, Rob Ayling, Nuru Mkali, Pieter Lombaard, Carrie Wachob, Laurel Parker, Andy Sowerby, Vitaliy Zharkov-Galicev, Louise Clover, Richard Osborne, Paul W. Franklin, Alisa Tritenko, Julien Madelénat, Adrian G. De La Pena, Kristjan Knigge
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
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