Zone 39

Zone 39 (1996)

Au bout du monde, dans un désert qui semble infini, il y la zone 39, frontière entre les républiques Fédérées et l'union des Nouveaux territoires. Quarante ans après la troisième guerre mondiale, la paix règne, précaire. Le lieutenant Megaw est chargé de la surveillance de la Zone et de l'élimination des intrus.

Date de sortie
1996-05-04
TMDB
5.6 / 10 (14)
Durée
1 h 32 min
Genres
Science-Fiction
Réalisateur
John Tatoulis

Distribution

Anecdotes

  • Box-office : 22 k $AU

Zone 39 is a 1996 Australian science fiction psychological drama film directed by John Tatoulis. It stars Carolyn Bock, Peter Phelps and William Zappa, and runs for 93 minutes.

Production

The film was based on an idea by John Tatoulis, which he first came up with eight years prior to filming. He said he was "concerned with questions of technology and politics in their current state, and how they’re going to affect society... I think people who do control communications have

a lot of money and will start to influence the political system as we know it, if they don’t- already." Tatoulis added "The primary story is how an individual copes with

his condition within such an environment and, espcially, how an individual copes with a certain sense

of loss and aloneness." He hired Deb Parsons to write it into a script and obtained investment from Roadshow. The movie was the first in what was meant to be a three-picture deal with German company Foxton which made The Silver Brumby.

In Zone 39, I was exploring a couple of things. One was the way in which a person deals with grief, the loss of a loved on. I truly believe that someone doesn't die until we stop thinking about that person. I think once we forget that person, once that person ceases to live in our memories, then that person is truly dead. Often it takes a long time for that person to truly die in people's hearts.

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