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Director: Steve DeJarnatt
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
After a minimal release in the US this tilt at cultish sci-fi wnet straight to video in the UK. Its a post-apocalyptic adventure, from the director of Miracle Mile, that plays like a jauntier version of Mad Max. Griffith sports bright red hair as the eponymous heroine, a female mercenary charged with breaking into the villains' robot-packed warehouse; and much of the action takes place in striking desert landscapes. Plus marks for the presence of the old-timers, but overall it's a walk on the mild side.Author: TJ
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Posted on Nov 10 2010 04:40
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Cast & crew
Director: Steve DeJarnatt
Producer: Edward R Pressman, Caldecot Chubb
Cast: Melanie Griffith, Ben Johnson, Harry Carey Jr, Tim Thomerson, Pamela Gidley, Jennifer Mayo, David Andrews full cast
Genre(s): Action/Adventure
Duration: 93 mins
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