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Release Date:
May 28, 2013
Original Title:
Battle Earth
Alternate Titles:
The Medic
Genres:
Science Fiction | War
Production Companies:
Multivisionnaire Pictures
Rambunxious Entertainment
Production Countries:
Canada
Ratings / Certifications:
FR: 12 GB: 15
Runtime: 85
Confirmation of extraterrestrial life appears on television screens across the world as a massive spacecraft breaks through the atmosphere on a crash course into the Atlantic Ocean. A young paramedic, Greg Baker, signs up to fight for his planet against the invaders. Baker joins Special Forces members as the squad medic as they escort a classified package by chopper over enemy territory. When their chopper is shot down they find themselves surrounded and outnumbered. Desperate to return to his wife's side and haunted by nightmares, Baker find that his role in the war has quickly become much larger than he could have ever imagined. The mysterious package may be the key to turning the tide of the war, and possibly to saving all of humanity, but Baker must decide whether to protect it or sacrifice it to ensure his own survival.
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Boom Operator:
Leona Flinders
Director:
Aaron Kurmey
Director of Photography:
D William Johnson
Editor:
Aaron Kurmey
Key Grip:
Sara Murphy
Music:
Jesse Northey
Producer:
Ryan Hatt
Kevin Johnson
Aaron Kurmey
Sound Editor:
Jesse Northey
Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Courtney Sisson
Story:
Ryan Hatt
Kevin Johnson
Aaron Kurmey
Writer:
Aaron Kurmey
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