It's a few hundred years in the future. A man (Ayre Gross), convicted of electronically stealing money, is mistakingly sent to a harsh prison colony on an asteroid. He keeps on telling the captain of the ship (Maryam D'abo) that's transporting him that he should be at a minimum security prison but she doesn't believe him.Soon after they land on the asteroid all hell breaks loose when the prisoners revolt. Then, they unfreeze a particularly crazy criminal (Jeff Speakman) from cryogenic freeze. He has the prisoners kill all the guards. The captain of the ship manages to stay alive-and meets up with that thief. Together they try to survive and escape to safety. The weird thing about this movie is that there are all these asides the characters keep on saying, relevant to 20th century television. Would people two hundred years in the future even remember what television was?
It's a few hundred years in the future. A man (Ayre Gross), convicted of electronically stealing money, is mistakingly sent to a harsh prison colony on an asteroid. He keeps on telling the captain of the ship (Maryam D'abo) that's transporting him that he should be at a minimum security prison but she doesn't believe him.Soon after they land on the asteroid all hell breaks loose when the prisoners revolt. Then, they unfreeze a particularly crazy criminal (Jeff Speakman) from cryogenic freeze. He has the prisoners kill all the guards. The captain of the ship manages to stay alive-and meets up with that thief. Together they try to survive and escape to safety. The weird thing about this movie is that there are all these asides the characters keep on saying, relevant to 20th century television. Would people two hundred years in the future even remember what television was?
