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  Director: Jean-Pierre Jeunet
Script: Joss Whedon
Based on characters created by Dan O'Bannon and Ronald Shuset
Cinematography: Darius Khondji
Music: John Frizzell
Cast: Sigourney Weaver, Winona Ryder, Ron Perlman, Dominique Pinon, Michael Wincott, Dan Hedaya, Brad Dourif
Producers: Bill Badalato, Gordon Carroll, David Giler and Walter Hill
Co-producer: Sigourney Weaver



Production: Twentieth Century Fox/Brandywine
International distribution: Twentieth Century Fox
Print: Kinowelt Duga



Jean-Pierre Jeunet
Alien: Resurrection
Delicatessen
   
ALIEN: RESURRECTION



USA, 1997, 108 min, color


The fourth film in the "Alien" series takes place aboard an immense ship, the Auriga, where General Perez heads a staff of 7 science officers and 42 enlisted, all employed by United Systems Military (replacing the Company of the earlier films). The time is 200 years after the events of Alien 3. Scientists researching the aliens need hosts, and they rely on space mercenaries to find bodies for them. The research requires an Alien Queen specimen, so Ellen Ripley has been cloned from preserved blood samples. Later, a commercial freighter, the Betty, arrives with a load of human hosts with alien eggs. Problems begin when the mercenaries take over the Auriga, and aliens escape to massacre humans.

"The "Alien" movies may be little more than slasher movies in space, yet equipped with strong, imaginative directors, each has proved distinctive and surprisingly resonant. Jeunet, the series' supreme fantasist, plunges deep into the nightmarish genetic whirlpool concocted by screenwriter Joss Whedon."

Tom Charity, Time Out Film Guide
    JEAN-PIERRE JEUNET





French director, born in 1955 in Roanne. He started out making short animated films of which "Carousel" won a Cesar. He has also won several festival awards for his short dramatic films. His first feature, "Delicatessen", co-shot with Marc Caro, was literally heaped with awards. In 1997, the talented Jeunet went to Hollywood where he shot the third sequel to the successful horror film "Alien".



1978  L'Evasion - short animation
1980  Le Manege - short animation
1981  Le Bunker de la derniere rafale - short
1984  Pas de repos pour Billy Brakko - short animation
1989  Foutaises - short animation
1991  Delicatessen
1995  La Cite des enfants perdus
1997  Alien: Resurrection
2001  Le Fabuleux destin d'Amelie Poulain







 
                 
 
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