The 716th

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Movie
Original title The 716th
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2018
length 14 minutes
Rod
Director Andrew Bowen
script Andrew Bowen
production Jonathan Alvord,
Andrew Bowen,
John Maclay,
Jenn Page
music George Shaw
camera Ray Huang
cut Andrew Bowen,
Eric Won
occupation

The 716th is a science fiction short film directed by Andrew Bowen .

action

In the 42nd year of the Rak Wars. On a planet outside the Druad system, a spy and her young companion flee from a group of extraterrestrial beings. The Rak Commander is specifically looking for her because she is special.

A spaceship near the planet receives your distress call. On this one is in command of Doc, the apparently last medic in space who leads a group of renegades. His companion Ash grabs a weapon and takes a glider to the planet's surface. When he finds the two in distress, the young man died of his injuries. You try to start the glider, but are shot at by the rak. During their ascent, Ash reanimated the young man because he is also a former medic.

In orbit you suddenly find yourself in the midst of a crowd of spaceships. Now Ash begins to understand who this young woman he brought on board is.

production

Directed by the American actor and comedian Andrew Bowen , who is best known for his appearances in the sketch comedy series MADtv. He also wrote the script and can also be seen in the film in the role of Doc. John Asher plays Ash, Lauren McFall the spy he saved on the planet, whose name is not mentioned in the film until the end. The actual synchronized swimmer represented the USA at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens and was also the team captain. Steven Huff is under the costume of the Alien Commander.

Ray Huang acted as cameraman, Dustin Adair, Joseph James Lawson and Dustin Montierth were responsible for the visual effects.

From the beginning of April 2020, the Tribeca Film Festival made the film Coronavirus-Pandemic-Due online available free of charge.

Awards

Tribeca Film Festival 2018

  • Nomination in the category Best Narrative Short ( Andrew Bowen )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. In Galactic War, the Gloves Come Off: The 716th. In: tribecafilm.com, April 5, 2020.