Libra (1978)
A libertarian science-fiction film in which the success of a libertarian space colony challenges the thinking of earth-based bureaucrats.
The year is 2003, and space colony Libra's development of solar power could solve an acute, worldwide energy crisis. Government opposition to the Libran energy plan sparks a debate about free enterprise and government control.
Director: Patty Newman
Genre: Science Fiction
Runtime: 39 min
Release Date: November 1, 1978
Cast
- Wayne Grace - Jim
- Gordon Ross - J.P.
- Jim Hess - Howard
- Gerald T. Moran - Robert
- Roberto Caruso - Alex
- Gregg Berger - Senator Gordon
- Paul Tulley - Edgar
- David Hirokane - Takashi
- Patricia McPherson - Sue
- Rebecca Tarrant - Kamala
Screenplay
Music: Hod David Schudson
Cinematography: Robert Birchall
Editing: David Hill
Production: Smithsonian Productions
Country: United States of America
Language: English
Original Language: en
Keywords
global economy
More Films by Director: Patty Newman
More Films in Genre: Science Fiction
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Libra about?
- The year is 2003, and space colony Libra's development of solar power could solve an acute, worldwide energy crisis. Government opposition to the Libran energy plan sparks a debate about free enterprise and government control.
- Who directed Libra?
- Libra was directed by Patty Newman.
- Who stars in Libra?
- Libra stars Wayne Grace, Gordon Ross, Jim Hess, Gerald T. Moran, Roberto Caruso, Gregg Berger.
- How long is Libra?
- Libra has a runtime of 39m (39 minutes).
- What genre is Libra?
- Libra is a Science Fiction film.
- Where was Libra produced?
- Libra was produced in United States of America.