Food for the Gods

2007
10m

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7.2/10

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Yvette Lu and Danny Dorosh star in a film by H. Scott Hughes: "Food for the Gods" Updated 2009 poster includes festival leaves: Vancouver Asian Film Festival, Route 66 Film Festival, SMC/ExplorASIAN Filmmakers Showcase, and New Asia Film Festival.

Trailer for the soon-to-be-released FFTG sequel (one of two), "Megami: Search for the Gods" (2012). Seven years after events of "Food for the Gods," AIRCOM intelligence operative Major Denise Hinoki (Grace Chin) tries to uncover whatever became of her NASA colleagues aboard the Star Shuttle Eagle III. Instead, with the guidance of an ancient Japanese ghost (Tomoko Hanawa), she uncovers a deadly international conspiracy that threatens her life and the future of two planets. Soon, Maj. Hinoki will find herself on a mystical world, allied with Sheenyana (Yvette Lu), Princess Xionko (Beverly Wu) and the original cast of "Food for the Gods" in an all new and amazing action adventure.

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Space Sci-Fi Adventure Drama Romance Sci-Fi Short

On a world light-years from Earth, a beautiful mystic warrior must choose between her people's future and the life of an American astronaut with whom she is in love.On a world light-years from Earth, a beautiful mystic warrior must choose between her people's future and the life of an American astronaut with whom she is in love.On a world light-years from Earth, a beautiful mystic warrior must choose between her people's future and the life of an American astronaut with whom she is in love.

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IMDb RATING

7.2/10

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See production info at IMDbPro

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The Megami Saga: Food for the Gods

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Megami: Search for the Gods ("Food for the Gods" Sequel)

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Megami: Search for the Gods ("Food for the Gods" Sequel)

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Food for the Gods

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Writer/director H. Scott Hughes based his screenplay (co-written by Phillip Matte) on a short story by his mother, sci-fi/mystery author Patricia C. Hughes, best known for her "Granny Grace" series published in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine in the late 90's. The short story's title was also "Food for the Gods." Mrs. Hughes personally approved her son's choice of Chinese-Canadian actress Yvette Lu to portray the protagonist she created.

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[first line]
Sheenyana: [voiceover] On the Equinox, they came.
[Sheenyana witnesses the starship hovering over her village.]
Sheenyana: They came from the Heavens. Their Great Metal Bird filled the sky.