Phase IV

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Phase IV is a 1974 science fiction film about hyper-intelligent ants and their unsettling impact on humanity, directed by Saul Bass.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
science fiction film
alternateVersion restored ending with extended surreal montage
basedOn original screenplay by Mayo Simon
castMember Alan Gifford NERFINISHED
Helen Horton NERFINISHED
Lynne Frederick NERFINISHED
Michael Murphy NERFINISHED
Nigel Davenport NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Dick Bush NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Saul Bass NERFINISHED
distributor Cinema International Corporation NERFINISHED
Paramount Pictures
editedBy John Bloom NERFINISHED
filmingLocation Arizona NERFINISHED
United Kingdom studio interiors
genre horror film
science fiction film
hasCultFollowing true
hasTheme collective intelligence
evolution and adaptation
humanity versus nature
homeMediaRelease Blu-ray
DVD
VHS NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Dr. Ernest Hubbs NERFINISHED
James Lesko NERFINISHED
Kendra Eldridge NERFINISHED
MPAARating PG
musicBy Brian Gascoigne NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus emergence of a collective ant intelligence
notableFor being the only feature film directed by Saul Bass
distinctive visual design and experimental montage sequences
originalLanguage English
plotSummary Hyper-intelligent ants undergo rapid evolution and begin to alter the environment and human behavior, leading to a confrontation with scientists in an isolated desert research facility.
posterDesigner Saul Bass NERFINISHED
producer Paul B. Radin NERFINISHED
productionCompany Alpheus Films NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1974-09-01
releaseYear 1974
runtimeMinutes 84
screenwriter Mayo Simon NERFINISHED
setting Arizona desert NERFINISHED
timePeriodDepicted near future 1970s
title Phase IV NERFINISHED
visualEffectsBy Saul Bass NERFINISHED
visualStyle graphic, minimalist compositions and macro photography of insects

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