A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
March 24, 2000
Original Title:
Border Patrol
Genres:
Fantasy | Science Fiction | TV Movie
Production Companies:
Wilshire Court Productions
Production Countries:
Australia | United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG
Runtime: 89
Even the dead need policemen. Meet the Border Patrol, which is to ensure that the law is enforced in the territory of the dead. These hard supernatural guards are responsible for sinners to face their destiny and that good are the creator. To Numan, a character who makes the laws are enforced in the gloomy abyss between the two worlds, the present case appears to be the most tremendous of his career, both his past life in New York, as now become the Patrullero Spooky Frontera . When chasing a serial murderer, Dr. Helms, Numan is forced to break the rules of Purgatory and ask for help to the police in Miami Chavez, a mortal. The union of these incredible allies soon becomes clear that Helms, a strange supernatural being generic, has the power to open the door to other territories, threatening the existence of Life and Death as we know it.
"A" Camera Operator:
Geoffrey Owen
Art Direction:
Ian Allen
Casting:
Penny Ludford
Costume Design:
Graham Purcell
Director:
Mark Haber
Director of Photography:
Dan Burstall
Editor:
Todd Darling
Original Music Composer:
Patrick O'Hearn
Producer:
Brian Burgess
Production Design:
Ross Major
Script Supervisor:
Carolina Häggström
Writer:
Miguel Tejada-Flores
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