Retrograde (2004 film)

Retrograde is a 2004 American science fiction action film directed by Christopher Kulikowski and starring Dolph Lundgren. The film was released theatrically in South Korea on 14 January 2005. It was shot in Italy and Luxembourg.

Retrograde
Official DVD cover
Directed byChristopher Kulikowski
Screenplay byTom Reeve
Gianluca Curti
Story byChristopher Kulikowski
Produced byGianluca Curti
Tom Reeve
Jamie Treacher
StarringDolph Lundgren
Gary Daniels
CinematographyCarlo Thiel
Edited byPeter Davies
Music byStephen Melillo (as Emilio Maccolini)
Distributed byFranchise Pictures
Release date
November 2, 2004
Running time
93 minutes
CountriesItaly
Luxembourg
United States
LanguageEnglish

Plot

When a deadly microorganism threatens to wipe out the entire human race, the only hope for the future of mankind is to send a special team of soldiers back in time to prevent the virus from ever coming into existence. The year is 2204. Humankind is under attack from a fast-spreading super-bug that now threatens to destroy the very fabric of human civilization. The only hope lies with Captain John Foster (Dolph Lundgren) and his elite squad of genetically resistant soldiers. Captain Foster's mission: travel back into the past, and ensure that the first infection never happens. Now, as Captain Foster's team races to save the world, they realize that their actions in the present could yield dire consequences for the future.

Production

Shot in Italy, the film received the support of the Film Fund of Luxembourg.[1]

Cast
  • Dolph Lundgren as Captain John Foster
  • Silvia De Santis as Dr. Renee Diaz
  • Joe Montana as Dalton
  • Gary Daniels as Markus
  • Joe Sagal as Andrew Schrader
  • Ken Samuels as Captain Robert Davis
  • David Jean Thomas as Jefferson
  • Jamie Treacher as Mackenzie
  • Marco Lorenzini as Bruce Ross
  • Scott Joseph as Greg
  • Adrian Sellars as Keith
  • James Chalke as Vacceri
  • Nicolas de Pruyssenaer as Ichek
  • Dean Gregory as Central Command Leader
  • Derek Kueter as Charley

References
  1. African drum. African Drum Publications. 1 January 1951. p. 48. Retrieved 22 May 2011.


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