The Next Race: The Remote Viewings
"In the Beginning, Man Created Ghen. In the End, Ghen Ruled Man. The First Chapter of the Creation Wars Saga Begins"
Originally released in 2009. The Next Race: The Remote Viewings is a science fiction/drama film. directed by Stewart St. John. At just 86 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Starring Bailey Chase, Paul Nakauchi, and Arthur Roberts
Synopsis
Mankind has lost a 300-year war against a genetically enhanced race they created and tortured. Now the descendants of that race -- known as the "ghen" -- control the planet from advanced underground cities within Hollow Earth. As rising dictator Crecilius Pryme urges his people to annihilate the remaining human population who toil in his factories above ground, a shocking secret is about to be unearthed that will change the lives of the Pryme family forever
Quick Facts
Release Date
August 2, 2009
16 years ago
Runtime
1h 26m
86 minutes total
User Rating
3.0/10
Mixed (5 votes)
Language
English
Original language
Country
United States of America
Production
Director
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Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- EN
Production Companies
- StewdioMedia Entertainment
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Next Race: The Remote Viewings about?
Mankind has lost a 300-year war against a genetically enhanced race they created and tortured. Now the descendants of that race -- known as the "ghen" -- control the planet from advanced undergroun...
Who directed The Next Race: The Remote Viewings?
The Next Race: The Remote Viewings was directed by Stewart St. John.
How long is The Next Race: The Remote Viewings?
The Next Race: The Remote Viewings has a runtime of 1 hours and 26 minutes (86 minutes total).
When was The Next Race: The Remote Viewings released?
The Next Race: The Remote Viewings was released on August 2, 2009 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in The Next Race: The Remote Viewings?
The main cast of The Next Race: The Remote Viewings includes Bailey Chase, Paul Nakauchi, Arthur Roberts, Catherine Lazo, Matt O'Toole.