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The Airzone Solution? (1993)
Country of Origin: USA
Year of Production: 1993
Running Times: 65 mins
Format: colour videotape
Ratio:
Sound:
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: BBV
Production Manager: Jo Tumelty (uncredited)
Production Associate: Helen Hewlett
SCRIPT
Script: Nicholas
Briggs
DIRECTION
Director: Bill Baggs
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Dick Kursa
Gaffers: Paul Silver, Ben Smithard
Grip: Jon Head
EDITING AND POST-PRODUCTION
Editor: Michael Duxbury
MUSIC
Music: Alistair Lock
SOUND
Sound: Robert Hill
COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP
Make Up: Sheila Werrey, Shelagh Wells, Dee Hickin, Susan Moore, Colin
Shulver
Wardrobe: Candida Hill
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Graphic Designers: Crawford Wilson, Chris Senior
OTHER CREW
Jon Pertwee (Oliver Threthewey)
Peter Davison (Al Dunbar)
Sylvester McCoy (Anthony Stanwick)
Heather Barker (Rachel Lonsdale)
Bernadette Gepheart (Robin Archer)
Colin Baker (Arnold Davies)
Nicholas Briggs
(Sam Flint)
Nicola Bryant (Elenya Brown)
Alan Cumming (MacNamara)
Michael Wisher (Richard Allenby)
Quentin Rayner (Quentin)
Emma Hill (Polly)
Gary Russell (detective)
Christopher Paul Anderson (conference delegate - uncredited)
PLOT SUMMARY
In the near future, the Earth faces environmental disaster. The British
Government appoints the secretive Airzone Corporation to try to come
up with a solution. But the mysterious death of journalist Al Dunbar
after he discovers just what Airzone are planning drags TV weatherman
Arnold Davies into a terrifying conspiracy and realises that the Earth
herself may be about to save herself from the destructive meddling of
Mankind...
AVAILABILITY
UK
Video Distributor: Carlton Home Entertainment (PV2247)
USA
Video Distributor: S & J Productions Inc
CENSORSHIP HISTORY
UK
Rating: PG
TIMELINE
1994
April
25: UK - video release (Carlton Home Entertainment (PV2247))
2002
July
25: UK - video deleted (Carlton Home Entertainment (PV2247))
LINKS
FOOTAGE INCLUDED IN
Stranger Than Fiction (1994)
REFERENCES
MAGAZINES
Starburst no.190 (June 1994) p.20 (UK)
review (by Mark Wyman)
OTHER SOURCES
screen
credits
KEYWORDS environmental, ecology, pollution, journalists, scientists, conspiracies
Last Updated:
1 January, 2009
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