First World
25 minutes /
Ages 13+ /
2007 /
United States of America /
Average:
The revelation of mankind on the eve of the next space race to the Moon.
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Synopsis
Set in the year 2018, First World is an account of what NASA discovered and covered up during the Apollo missions that is now unraveling on a global scale on the eve of the next space race to the Moon between China and the United States.
Cast
Equestrian Judge: Janet King PierceSecret Service Agent (Anderson): Ken Rondeau
Secret Service Agent (Colby): Michael S. Coppola
Secret Service Agent (Seward): Steven Dennis
Brian Johnson: Mark Lund
Lyndsay Seward: Brittany Wilkinson
Susan Anderson: Marianne Phinney
Prime Minister Allison Colby: Lindy Nettleton
Cedric: Zebulun Huling
President Robert Anderson: Jeffrey B. Phillips
Secretary of State Elisabeth Seward: Angelina Spicer
Rider 1: Ashton Wilkinson
Rider 2: Shannon Anderson
Rider 3: Kyra Porter
Rider 4: Ashley Stone
News Anchor: Tara Groccia
White House Chief of Staff: Gregg Creedon
Aide to the Prime Minister: Kristin Drake
Secret Service Agent (Equine): Jeremy Lamprey
Secret Service Agent (Equine): Jared Starr
Secret Service Agent (Equine): Dan Fontaine
Secret Service Agent (England): Darren Tow
Secret Service Agent (England): Brandon S. Stumpf
Secret Service Agent (England): Brent Morgan
Secret Service Agent (England): Dylan Ryckerson
Secret Service Agent (England): Michael Hargrove
Secret Service Agent (England): Steve Palumbo
Secret Service Agent (England): Kenya Jones
Woman on Beach: Cynthia Grenier
Crew
Associate Producer: Lois ElfmanSpecial Effects: Adam Starr
Screenplay: Mark Lund
Director: Adam Starr
Executive Producer: Mark Lund
Composer: Epeniro
Makeup Artist: Dawn Marie Starr
Makeup Artist: Emily Michaud
Costume Designer: Aqua Catlin
Special Thanks: Lynn Connor
Special Thanks: Judy Starr
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1 year, 9 months ago
It certainly would have been nice if this film production had some real money thrown at it so it could become a full length feature film with high end production value. I enjoyed the film but was left hanging and truly wondering what the Hell was going on. The Apollo program - what supposedly happened during that time? Obviously a moonbase is fully established, bravo. But when and why? Too many questions left open for this film to really do anything other than leave the viewer with a very empty feeling. I for one vote for a full movie and would hope that the film maker(s) are given a chance to really flesh out their true vision of where this movie could ultimately go. It would also make a great weekly TV series on HBO or Showtime. All in all, 3 out of 5 stars, mostly for effort on a budget. A real shame this is not a full length movie. - John in Tucson