Dune Drifter (2020)
When the trainee pilot and her mortally wounded gunner are shot down, they crash land on a nearby planet. An enemy craft offers the chance of spare parts to fix her ship, but then she spots another survivor - an enemy alien soldier with no intention of letting her escape.
- Date of release
- 2020-10-24
- TMDB
- 4.6 / 10 (57)
- Runtime
- 1h 38m
- Genres
- Science Fiction
- Director
- Marc Price
Casting
- Phoebe Sparrow — Adler
- Daisy Aitkens — Yaren
- Simon Dwyer-Thomas — Erebus Drekk
- Charlotte Mounter — Callaghan (grey leader)
- Alastair Kirton — Col. Danforth
- Michael Geary — Kinnear (lead gunner)
- Alexander Tol — Farleigh (grey 2)
- Jen Nelson — Hawthorn (grey 2 gunner)
- James Groom — Hordern (grey 3)
- Tom Nolan — Ackland (grey 3 gunner)
- Linda Louise Duan — Sousie (grey 4)
- Michael Lagin — Ferrier (grey 4 gunner)
Interesting facts
Dune Drifter is a 2020 British science fiction film written and directed by Marc Price and produced by Michelle Parkyn. It stars Phoebe Sparrow, Daisy Aitkens, Simon Dwyer Thomas, Alastair Kirton, Richard Corgan, and Michael Geary.
Production
Exterior filming took place in 2019, on location in Iceland. The scenes were shot over a period of seven days.
The cockpit and space battle scenes were filmed in London, during COVID-19 restrictions, where actors performed in a mock-up of the space fighter cockpit, in a flat.
Due to continued COVID-19 restrictions, all editing and post-production had to be done remotely. Editing was completed by Marc Price.
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