
Scope
“Her only focus... IS YOUR DEATH!”
Synopsis
Persephone Chase is a contract assassin with a difference. In a fond homage to 1970s drive-in action thrillers -- but set in modern-day Melbourne -- powerful criminals plot the downfall of a right-wing, devoutly religious political candidate... and each other.
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Production Budget
$2K
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Paul Anthony Nelson
- Screenplay & Story
- Paul Anthony Nelson
- Original Title
- Scope
- Country of Origin
- Australia
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 7m
- Production Budget
- $2K
- Production Studios
- Cinema Viscera
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Paul Anthony Nelson
Paul Anthony Nelson
Paul Anthony Nelson
Paul Anthony Nelson
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Paul Anthony Nelson
Director
Paul Anthony Nelson
Writer
Paul Anthony Nelson
Producer
Paul Anthony Nelson
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Frequently Asked Questions About Scope
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What is Scope about?
Persephone Chase is a contract assassin with a difference. In a fond homage to 1970s drive-in action thrillers -- but set in modern-day Melbourne -- powerful criminals plot the downfall of a right-wing, devoutly religious political candidate... and each other.
Who directed Scope?
Scope was directed by Paul Anthony Nelson.
Who stars in Scope?
The principal cast of Scope includes Perri Cummings, Cate O'Connor, Jeffery Richards, Leanne Smith, Michael Gatti.
When was Scope released and how long is it?
Scope was released in 2010 with a total runtime of 7m.




















