The invasion / a Warner Bros. Pictures presentation ; in association with Village Roadshow Pictures ; a Silver Pictures production ; in association with Vertigo Entertainment ; directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel ; screenplay by David Kajganich ; produced by Joel Silver.



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Based on the novel 'The body snatchers' by Jack Finney. Originally released as a motion picture in 2007. Special features: 'We've been snatched before : invasion in media history" documentary ; featurettes 'The invasion : a new story', 'The invasion : on the set', 'The invasion : snatched' ; scene selections ; interactive menus. Board of Film Censors, Singapore: PG. Director of photography, Rainer Klausmann ; production designer, Jack Fisk ; editors, Joel Negron, Hans Funck ; music, John Ottman ; costumes designer, Jacqueline West. Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Jeremy Northam, Jeffrey Wright, Jackson Bond. Dialogue in English or dubbed Thai, with optional subtitles in English, Chinese, Korean, Bahasa Indonesia or Thai. Close-captioned (English)

Title
The invasion / a Warner Bros. Pictures presentation ; in association with Village Roadshow Pictures ; a Silver Pictures production ; in association with Vertigo Entertainment ; directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel ; screenplay by David Kajganich ; produced by Joel Silver.
Artist
Hirschbiegel, Oliver.
Subjects
Language
English, Thai, Chinese, Korean, Indonesian
Type
Video Recording
Abstract
A space shuttle burns up upon reentry causing debris to land across a wide area of the United States. Tucker Kaufman, a member of the CDC, visits one of the crash sites and gets a cut on his hand. Dr. Carol Bennell begins to notice that people are starting to act strange. She turns to her best friend, Dr. Ben Driscoll. He takes a small sample of the material to Dr. Stephen Galeano and they soon learn the substance is not from Earth. Carol's son, Oliver starts to have nightmares and Carol thinks it is because he is about to see Tucker, his father. Tucker has been infected and begins to show little emotion. One of Carol's patients complains that her husband is acting differently. As she begins to voice these concerns, Carol begins to notice other strange things. People are staring at her as she walks by and no one shows any emotion when a woman is hit by a car. Carol soon realizes she must stay awake, find her son, and join her two friends as they try to get to Fort Dix and work on an antidote.
Year
2008
Original Publisher(s)
Digital Publisher(s)
Rights Statement
For private home use only.