Vidor
Synopsis
In the world of tomorrow every human activity, life and death as well, are controlled by the Vidor Plan. Every 50 years the sacrifice of a newborn baby allows the survival of the whole humanity. Rex and Era have been chosen as the parents of this baby savior, but as soon as they realize that is impossible to control human emotions, they try to turn against the rules of the Vidor Plan. Based on the novel "La neve se ne frega" by Luciano Ligabue.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Andrea Franchin
- Screenplay & Story
- Michele Marcon
- Original Title
- Vidor
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 13m
- Production Studios
- FNK Industries
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Andrea Franchin
Michele Marcon
Stefano Cipani
Andrea Franchin
Andrea Franchin, Michele Marcon, Claudio Franchin, Raffaella Torresan
Department Leadership Roster
Stefano Cipani
Director of Photography
Andrea Franchin
Producer
Andrea Franchin
Director
Andrea Franchin
Editor
Michele Marcon
Writer
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Vidor.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Vidor
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Vidor about?
In the world of tomorrow every human activity, life and death as well, are controlled by the Vidor Plan. Every 50 years the sacrifice of a newborn baby allows the survival of the whole humanity. Rex and Era have been chosen as the parents of this baby savior, but as soon as they realize that is impossible to control human emotions, they try to turn against the rules of the Vidor Plan. Based on the novel "La neve se ne frega" by Luciano Ligabue.
Who directed Vidor?
Vidor was directed by Andrea Franchin.
Who stars in Vidor?
The principal cast of Vidor includes Kevin Myers, Anna Renee Roberts, Nikolai Delevante, Cole Gamero, Angela Ryan.
When was Vidor released and how long is it?
Vidor was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 13m.