The Apple (film)

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The Apple
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Directed by	Menahem Golan
Produced by	Yoram Globus Menahem Golan
Written by	Menahem Golan Coby Recht Iris Recht
Starring	Catherine Mary Stewart George Gilmour
Music by	Coby Recht
Cinematography	David Gurfinkel
Editing by	Alain Jakubowicz
Distributed by	Cannon Film Distributors
Release date(s)	November 21 1980
Running time	90 mins
Country
Language	English
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The Apple is a 1980 musical Science fiction film starring Catherine Mary Stewart and directed by Menahem Golan. It is a rock music story set in 1994 dealing with themes of conformity vs rebellion with a science fiction setting.

1 Plot
2 Cast
3 References
4 External links

[edit] Plot

Alphie (George Gilmour) and Bibi (Catherine Mary Stewart) two youths from Canada travel to America to take part in the 1994 Worldvision Song Festival. Despite being the most talented performers they are beaten by BIM (Boogalow International Music) and its leader, Mr. Boogalow (Vladek Sheybal) who use underhand tactics to secure a victory. Despite this failure the duo are approached by Mr Boogalow to sign to his music label but soon discover the darker side of the music industry.

[edit] Cast

Catherine Mary Stewart as Bibi
George Gilmour as Alphie
Grace Kennedy as Pandi
Alan Love as Dandi
Joss Ackland as Hippie Leader/Mr. Topps
Vladek Sheybal as Mr. Boogalow
Ray Shell as Shake
Miriam Margolyes as Alphie's Landlady
Leslie Meadows as Ashley
Derek Deadman as Bulldog
Günther Notthoff as Fatdog
Michael Logan as James
Clem Davies as Clark
George S. Clinton as Joe Pittman, reporter
Coby Recht as Jean-Louis
Francesca Poston as Vampire, Mr. Bugalow's s Receptionist, Keyboard Player and Ashley's 'lap-mate'
Iris Recht as Domini
Finola Hughes as Dancer
Richard Pettyfer
Yma Sumac as Singer (uncredited)