The G.I.
“The monsters of war take no prisoners.”
Synopsis
World War II, Winter, 1944. Michael, a corporal in the 89th Division Rolling W's, gets separated from his squad during a Nazi ambush. He soon realizes that the Nazis and the piercing cold are the least of his worries, for what lurks in the woods is even more horrific.
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May 7, 2004
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Mike P. Nelson
- Screenplay & Story
- Mike P. Nelson
- Original Title
- The G.I.
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 5m
- Production Studios
- Random Creatureface Films
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Mike P. Nelson
Mike P. Nelson
Mike P. Nelson
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Mike P. Nelson
Director
Mike P. Nelson
Writer
Mike P. Nelson
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Frequently Asked Questions About The G.I.
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What is The G.I. about?
World War II, Winter, 1944. Michael, a corporal in the 89th Division Rolling W's, gets separated from his squad during a Nazi ambush. He soon realizes that the Nazis and the piercing cold are the least of his worries, for what lurks in the woods is even more horrific.
Who directed The G.I.?
The G.I. was directed by Mike P. Nelson.
Who stars in The G.I.?
The principal cast of The G.I. includes Lance Hendrickson, Ben Trandem.
When was The G.I. released and how long is it?
The G.I. was released in 2004 with a total runtime of 5m.