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Film Details - Film Australia , 1997
Producers:
Ron Saunders and Kagari Tajima (executive producers). Terry Jennings (producer).
Production Companies:
Film Australia, in association with NHK (Japan) and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
Finance Organisations:
Film Finance Corporation.
Director of Photography:
Louis Irving.
Editors:
Christopher Spur.
Production Designers:
Kazuo Sasaki.
Music:
Peter Dasent.
Cast:
Daniel Taylor (Michael), Justin Rosniak (Gerard), Anna Choy (Kumiko), Robyn MacKenzie (Anna), Dominic Elmaloglou (Abraham), Sonia Todd (Cmdr Edwina Dent), Jeanette Cronin (Glovic), Colin Moody (Selby), David Wenham (Dr Chrobak), Bruce Spence (Ed Unit), Emma Jane Fowler (Zac), Anita Hegh (Samantha), Anthony Ackroyd (Quadro's Voice), and Linda Cropper (Computer Voice).
Release Dates:
23 March 1997.
Notes:
List of episodes:
1.1 Shipwreck (David Ogilvy)
1.2 Quarantine (David Ogilvy)
1.3 Stowaway (David Ogilvy)
1.4 Rescue (David Ogilvy)
1.5 Demons (David Ogilvy)
1.6 Moonlighting (David Ogilvy)
1.7 Hacker (David Ogilvy)
1.8 Jettison (David Ogilvy)
1.9 Virtual Trust (David Ogilvy)
1.10 Ghosts (David Ogilvy)
1.11 Comet (David Ogilvy)
1.12 Terminex (David Ogilvy)
1.13 Space Pirates (David Ogilvy)
1.1 Shipwreck (David Ogilvy)
1.2 Quarantine (David Ogilvy)
1.3 Stowaway (David Ogilvy)
1.4 Rescue (David Ogilvy)
1.5 Demons (David Ogilvy)
1.6 Moonlighting (David Ogilvy)
1.7 Hacker (David Ogilvy)
1.8 Jettison (David Ogilvy)
1.9 Virtual Trust (David Ogilvy)
1.10 Ghosts (David Ogilvy)
1.11 Comet (David Ogilvy)
1.12 Terminex (David Ogilvy)
1.13 Space Pirates (David Ogilvy)
Episode 9's title is given as 'Virtual Thurst' on IMDB and 'Virtual Trust' on the Australian Television Information Archive. It's also possible, given the permutations, that it's actually 'Virtual Thrust'. In this case, I have followed the Australian Film and Television Archive.
