Space Fury
“Fear can take your breath away”
Synopsis
A potential disaster rocks a space station and the lives of those on board in this suspense-filled science fiction drama. Konrad (Michael Pare) is a scientist who, while piloting a small spacecraft, accidentally crashes into Tesla, a laboratory in space created and maintained by the Russian government. While accusations of sabotage and sinister intentions greet Konrad upon his arrival, in time he is accepted by the multinational crew. But as personal tension begins to grow among the crew, it's learned that something is wrong with Tesla --something which could pull the space station out of orbit and send it crashing to Earth. Faced with the distinct possibility of a fiery death, the mood aboard Tesla turns from ugly to violent as Konrad and the others try to find a way to save the station -- and themselves
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Michael Paré
Argy
Lisa Bingley
Rene
Tony Curtis Blondell
Max
Nenad Petrović
Yuri
Christian Vidosa
Igor
Victor Altomare
Det. Rostov
George Chuvalo
Marshall Popov
Stacie Fox
Maddie
Boris Linzender
Vasili
Martina Pernova
Natasha
Boris Buhot
Det. Nevski
Tanya Doyle
Communication Technician
Albert Gavrilin
Technician #1
Emilia Antonescu
Streetwalker
Sandy Kaizer
Marilyn
Zeev Fried
Deputy Premier
Matt Hummel
Interpreter
Morris Durante
Russian Officer
Release History & Theatrical Window
January 18, 2000
Physical Home Media
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Eli Necakov
- Screenplay & Story
- Vincent Monton
- Original Score
- Donald Quan
- Original Title
- Space Fury
- Country of Origin
- Canada
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 20m
- Production Studios
- Concorde-New Horizons
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Eli Necakov
Vincent Monton
Donald Quan
Graeme Mears
Bill Towgood
Daniel D'Or, Philip Jackson, David A. Steinberg
Department Leadership Roster
Eli Necakov
Director
Vincent Monton
Writer
Daniel D'Or
Producer
Philip Jackson
Producer
Donald Quan
Original Music Composer
Graeme Mears
Director of Photography
Bill Towgood
Editor
Ricardo Barcelo
Production Design
Joanna Syrokomla
Costume Design
Production Stills & Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions About Space Fury
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Space Fury about?
A potential disaster rocks a space station and the lives of those on board in this suspense-filled science fiction drama. Konrad (Michael Pare) is a scientist who, while piloting a small spacecraft, accidentally crashes into Tesla, a laboratory in space created and maintained by the Russian government. While accusations of sabotage and sinister intentions greet Konrad upon his arrival, in time he is accepted by the multinational crew. But as personal tension begins to grow among the crew, it's learned that something is wrong with Tesla --something which could pull the space station out of orbit and send it crashing to Earth. Faced with the distinct possibility of a fiery death, the mood aboard Tesla turns from ugly to violent as Konrad and the others try to find a way to save the station -- and themselves
Who directed Space Fury?
Space Fury was directed by Eli Necakov.
Who stars in Space Fury?
The principal cast of Space Fury includes Michael Paré, Lisa Bingley, Tony Curtis Blondell, Nenad Petrović, Christian Vidosa.
When was Space Fury released and how long is it?
Space Fury was released in 1999 with a total runtime of 1h 20m.
Who composed the musical score for Space Fury?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Space Fury was composed by Donald Quan.