Liquid Sky (1982) [R]

Release Date:
August 1, 1982

Original Title:
Liquid Sky

Alternate Titles:
Cielo líquido
Valuva taivas
Ygros ouranos
リキッド・スカイ

Genres:
Comedy | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Z Films Inc.

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 112

Strange aliens having bizarre orgasms!

An alien creature invades New York's punk subculture in its search for an opiate released by the brain during an orgasm.

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Assistant Makeup Artist:
Chris Evans

Associate Producer:
Nina V. Kerova

Boom Operator:
Lin Keller

Casting:
Bob Brady

Costume Designer:
Marina Levikova

Director:
Slava Tsukerman

Director of Photography:
Yuri Neyman

Editor:
Sharyn L. Ross
Slava Tsukerman

Executive Producer:
Robert Field

Fight Choreographer:
Saul Dinnerstein

Foley Artist:
Paul Michael

Gaffer:
Joseph Bolesta

Hairstylist:
Marcel Fiévé

Makeup Artist:
Lenna Rashkovsky-Kaleva
Marcel Fiévé

Original Music Composer:
Brenda I. Hutchinson
Clive Smith
Slava Tsukerman

Producer:
Slava Tsukerman

Production Designer:
Marina Levikova

Property Master:
Joan Leigh

Screenplay:
Anne Carlisle
Slava Tsukerman
Nina V. Kerova

Sound:
Jack Cooley

Sound Editor:
John Auerbach
Frank Kern

Sound Recordist:
Phoebe Bindiger
Ed Novick

Special Effects:
Oleg Chichilnitsky
Yuri Neyman

Stunts:
Melissa Dedman
Jeff Most

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