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Made and first released in 1988 this South African space opera action film tells of a mutiny aboard the generation ship known as the [[Southern Sun]].  
 
Made and first released in 1988 this South African space opera action film tells of a mutiny aboard the generation ship known as the [[Southern Sun]].  
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Produced by David Winters, written by Maria Danté and [[Ian Yule]] (uncredited) and directed by [[David Winters]] and
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[[Neal Sundstrom]]. The film starred Reb Brown and Cisse Cameron
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Cameron Mitchell
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James Ryan
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John Phillip Law
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[[Graham Clark]]
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[[Billy Second]]
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[[Rufus Swart]]
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Music by
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Tim James
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Mark Mancina
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Steve McClintock
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Cinematography
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Vincent G. Cox
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Andrew Parke
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Edited by
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Bill Asher
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Charlotte Konrad
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Catherine Meyburon
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Distributed by
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Action International Pictures
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Release date
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1988 (United States)
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20 January 1990 (Japan)
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Running time
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93 minutes
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Country
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South Africa
  
 
==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==
 
==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==

Revision as of 05:22, 15 December 2020

Space Mutiny (also known as Mutiny in Space) is South African film directed by David Winters and Neal Sundstrom.


The film

Made and first released in 1988 this South African space opera action film tells of a mutiny aboard the generation ship known as the Southern Sun.


Produced by David Winters, written by Maria Danté and Ian Yule (uncredited) and directed by David Winters and Neal Sundstrom. The film starred Reb Brown and Cisse Cameron Cameron Mitchell James Ryan John Phillip Law Graham Clark Billy Second Rufus Swart Music by Tim James Mark Mancina Steve McClintock Cinematography Vincent G. Cox Andrew Parke Edited by Bill Asher Charlotte Konrad Catherine Meyburon Distributed by Action International Pictures Release date 1988 (United States) 20 January 1990 (Japan) Running time 93 minutes Country South Africa

Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc

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