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Release Date:
February 22, 1999
Original Title:
Velocity Trap
Alternate Titles:
2149 - Kampf in der Todeszone
Armadilha em Alta Velocidade
Piège dans l'espace
Saqueadores do Espaço
Sebességcsapda
Velocity Trap
Velocity Trap - 2149 Kampf in der Todeszone
Velocity trap - rikos valon nopeudella
Τέλειο Έγκλημα
Genres:
Action | Science Fiction
Production Companies:
Unified Film Organization
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16 US: R
Runtime: 86
In a desolate and treachorous region of space known as the Velocity Run, a heavily armored ship passes every six months. It carries billions of Universal Dollars between the colonies and the Central Bank on Earth. Hard currency has returned due to rampant electronic crime. Now a team of highly trained mercenaries are about to commit the perfect crime in a place where evidence and witnesses have no chance of survival. In this deadly corridor of space, a single man must stop them.
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Assistant Hairstylist:
Francie Hart
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Francie Hart
Associate Producer:
Melanie J. Elin
Costume Design:
Marie Blom
Director:
Phillip J. Roth
Director of Photography:
Philip D. Schwartz
Editor:
Christian McIntire
Executive Producer:
James Hollensteiner
Thomas J. Niedermeyer Jr.
Original Music Composer:
Jim Goodwin
Mike Slamer
Richard McHugh
Producer:
Christian McIntire
Elizabeth Weintraub
Ken Olandt
Phillip J. Roth
Production Design:
David Huang
Set Decoration:
Charles "Skip" Duncan
Stunts:
Mark De Alessandro
Peewee Piemonte
Unit Production Manager:
Melanie J. Elin
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