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Nuclear War brings a Blue World Order in January

Posted on: December 24th, 2017

Arriving on VOD and DVD in January is Random Media’s Blue World Order, a post-apocalyptic nightmare with Billy Zane, The Great Gatsby’s Jake Ryan and a DeLorean, apparently. The film follows a band of survivors searching for a new beginning after nuclear war and a deadly virus have pushed humanity to the brink. Check out the key art and some stills.

Blue World Order is the first feature from writer-directors Che Baker and Dallas Bland, and also stars Stephen Hunter (The Hobbit trilogy), Bruce Spence (Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, Matrix Revolutions), Jack Thompson (The Man from Snowy River, Around the Block) and newcomer Billie Rutherford.

Synopsis:
After a nuclear war decimated the Northern Hemisphere, the surviving population was infected with a deadly bacterium. In an attempt to rebuild civilisation, a self-appointed government called The Order distributed an immunisation to the bacteria, which inadvertently killed all the children. Only one man, Jake Slater, remained immune. The only child that survived is his daughter, Molly. Now, Jake scavenges the wasteland searching for a way to keep her alive, unaware that she is the key to the survival of humankind.

Blue World Order hits DVD and Digital VOD on January 16th.

Words: Kevan Farrow (@KevanX)

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