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| Concorde Pictures (2000) | |||||
| Science Fiction | |||||
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| David Birney | Aton | |
| Sarah Douglas | Roa | |
| Alexis Kanner | Sor | |
| Andra Millian | Ana | |
| Starr Andreeff | Bet | |
| Chuck Hayward | Kin (as Charles Hayward) | |
| Jonathan Emerson | Architect | |
| Susie Lindeman | Boffin | |
| Russell Wiggins | Zol | |
| Larry Hankin | Desert King | |
| Ronald R. Burns | Aton's Man | |
| Bernard J. Garsen | Aton's Man | |
| Dan Wells | Architect's Assistant | |
| Bradley Reid | Trader | |
| Stephen D. Nathenson | City Dweller | |
| James Barry Blakely | Narrator | |
| Jennifer Burns | Illyra | |
| David Carradine | Gnomen | |
| Joseph Hodge | Metron | |
| Winsome Brown | Sheerin | |
| Ashish Vidyarthi | Kopton | |
| Tony Mirchandani | Mecco | |
| Pradeep Singh Rawat | Django |
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| Producer | Roger Corman
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| Writer | Isaac Asimov
John William Corrington |
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The people of the planet Aeon, blessed with six suns, have never experienced night. When an archeological excavaction uncovers evidence of an ancient catastrophe, all signs point towards the impending darkness of the very first Nightfall. Panic erupts as the suns slowly disappear one by one. Science struggles against superstition as the people race to comprehend the approaching Nightfall...the end of the world as they know it. Based on Isaac Asimov's classic story "Nightfall," voted "The Greatest Science-Fiction Sotry Of All Time" |
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