Automatic (1994)

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Written by Patrick Highsmith, Susan Lambert

Directed by John Murlowski

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1994

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Robgen Industries newest security system has been called "The J Series Automatic". It is an android model which has been totally designed to protect the human race from violent attacks.

However one night, one of these androids, named J269 (Oliver Gruner) finds a Robgen executive trying to rape a female employee named Nora Rochester (Daphne Ashbrook).

During trying to put an end to this crime, J269 accidentally kills the executive. He then contacts his creator, Goddard Marx (John Glover) to tell him about the accident.

However Marx is intent that he will brush this entire incident under the carpet as this kind of news would cause him no end of bad press. With this in mind Marx hires mercenaries to assassinate both J269 and Nora.

Now the two are on the run from a para-military hit squad.

Cast

Olivier GrunerJ269
Daphne AshbrookNora Rochester
John GloverGoddard Marx
Jeff KoberMajor West
Dennis LipscombRaymond Hammer
Stanley KamelSeth Barker
Penny JohnsonJulia Rodriguez
Annabelle GurwitchGloria Takamatsu
Troy EvansBuck James
Marjean HoldenEpsilon Leader
Raymond FitzpatrickEugene Dibbs
Jeffrey D. SamsHarry
Michael D. WeatherredGlenn
Laura SteppMother
Roger NolanFather

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