The South Pacific

Country of origin: Karnetvor
Title: The Downfall
Director: Peter Fedorov
Major Cast:

• Frederick van Zant as Prime Minister Stjepan Masić
  
• Gyorgy Zaitsev as King Peter II of Karnetvor
  
• Laura Marinowska as Maria Masić, wife of Prime Minister Masić
  
• Yulia Kerzhakova as Ingrid Sawyer, secretary of King Peter II
  
• Anne Wells as Princess Zelda of Karnetvor
  
• Richard Koller as General Roger Dragov, organizer of Masić's fall from power
  
• Thomas Malenkov as Alexander Yeltsin, Leader of the Opposition
  
• Gennady Kuznetsov as Minister of Defense Iosif Stasov
  
• Anton Romanov as Private Philippe Romanov, a soldier fighting in Peach Creek against Ryccian and Sporaltryan forces
  

Genre: Historical drama/War film
Running Time: 155 minutes
Rating: R
Plot:
It's June 1955, and the Great War has nearly ended. Karnetvor, once one of the world's most powerful nations, which only three years before had almost won the war, was on the brink of total collapse, with Sporaltryan, Ryccian, Sedunnic, and Ubesiian forces (the Allied Nations) defeating the Karnetvorian Armed Forces on all fronts. With its Colonial Empire lost, its people starving, and its Army almost destroyed, it is clear that defeat is inevitable.

The story, told through the perspective of one of the King's secretaries, begins on June 1st, 1955, when the Allied Nations invaded the mainland from both the east and west. In Karnetgrad, Prime Minister Masić held a cabinet meeting to discuss the war, but was interrupted by Allied bombing. When his ministers request and end to the war, Masić refuses and dismisses most of them. One of the ministers tries to negotiate with the Allies, but he is caught and summarily executed. After giving a speech on the radio, Masić speaks with the King by phone, informing him of his decision to keep fighting (he had been given emergency powers, enabling him to take certain decisions without parliamentary oversight). The King and his daughter and heir Princess Zelda are horrified by this, as they believe that, if the war continues, the country will be ruined.

Meanwhile, Pvt. Romanov's unit, one of the last still standing, fights against the invaders in the city of Peach Creek. They are overpowered, and disobey orders to not withdraw from the city; they escape to Karnetgrad. In the capital, the King and the Princess are contacted by Gen. Roger Dragov; the former  Minister of Defense, who had resigned after he first suggested surrendering back in December. He has a plan to overthrow Masić, but he needs Royal support. The King agrees to support him. Dragov has two plans; depose Masić legally (by Parliamentary motion), or, if that fails, a military coup. 

The conspirators contact opposition leader Alexander Yeltsin, who, due to divisions within his party, has been unable to gather enough support to end the war. He joins the plan, and convinces the other opposition parties to do so as well. Dragov also speaks with his successor on the Ministry of Defense, Iosif Stasov, who, fearing a total annihilation of the Armed Forces, assures Dragov that he has the military's support.

On June 5th, Masić, who is ready to sacrifice whatever was left of the country, opens an emergency session of Parliament. It is the perfect chance for the conspirators. Yeltsin proposes a motion of no confidence against Masić's government, after giving an impassioned speech denouncing him and the war. The motion passes, with most members of Masić's party voting in favor, eliminating the need for a intervention by the military. Masić speaks with Minister Stasov and asks if he still has military support. Stasov replies that he has none. The next day, June 6th, the King officially deposes Masić, effectively removing him from power. He orders his arrest on charges of war crimes, violating the Constitution, and abuse of power. The Army surrounds Masić's residence, and arrests him. The King then appoints Dragov as Interim Prime Minister until elections can be held, and, fearing a general uprising by the population against the monarchy, agrees to abdicate in favor of his daughter.

The next day, June 7th, 1955, 6 years after the start of the war, Prime Minister Dragov announces the surrender of all Karnetvorian forces still fighting, officially ending the Great War.

Country of origin: Qvait
Title: The Knight of Qvait
Director: Vanessa McBride
Major Cast:

• Terrance Morgan as President MacArthur Knight
  
• Darla Hanson as First Lady Susann Knight
  
• Derek Ellis as Vice President Jonathon Victor
  
• Evelyn Gibbs as Second Lady Jeanne Victor
  
• Darrell Lowe as Secretary Victor Cutter
  
• Rosalie Alexander as Queen Katelynn
  
• Victor Holmes as Secretary Marcus Patrice
  

Genre: Biographical drama
Running Time: 126 minutes
Rating: PG-13
Plot:

Country of origin: Qvait
Title: Together
Director: Paul Randell
Major Cast:

• Braiden Manus as Lieutenant Colonel Victor Cutter
  
• Dori Stacy as Queen Katelynn Williams
  
• Fulton Cooper as Winstonian Prime Minister Tommie Shane
  
• Alex Garrett as Winstonian Minister of Foreign Relations Dwayne Presley
  
• Rufus Shaw as Qvaitican President Gyles Angus
  
• Jayson Wiley as Qvaitican Secretary of State Ozzy Murdoch
  
• Jarred Dick as Brendan Ira
  
• Seòsaidh Earle as Barry Finnegan
  

Genre: Biographical drama
Running Time: 119 minutes
Rating: R
Plot:

Country of origin: Zadiner
Title: Pathogenic
Director: Desiree Allianus
Major Cast: Timothy Jai as Gregory Hamaddan, Denise Rieraly as Alice Hamaddan, Curtis Verrymone as Samuel Hamaddan, Wesley Seisal as Fredrick Yummar, Quincy June as Dan Grez and Sarah Kuriama as Tamara Peterson
Genre: Science-Fiction, Apocolypse
Running Time: Approx. 95 minutes
Rating: (ex. PG-13) M - Mature Audiences
Plot: A time of panic has set over Zadiner. Foreign diseases have entered Zadiner and mutated, creating a Pandemic. Gregory Hamaddan, a scientist, is working on a cure for the disease when he finds out if a victim is infected and killed by the disease, they come back to life for approximately one week as partial zombies and claim the lives of others. He and his wife, Denise, are determined to save the deteriorating population of the country.

After the Prime Minister is killed, and government overtaken by the disease, almost all hope is lost. Gregory, Denise, their son Samuel and long time friend Fredrick take refuge in an apartment complex in east side of St Johns. On one morning, a neighbour who is staying in the complex, Dan, gets infected and breaks into the refuge, killing Samuel, Fredrick and Denise. After Gregory manages to lock the 'zombies' in a bathroom, he takes out into the abandoned city.

It wasn't long before he was chased by infected citizens, however when he was cornered he was saved by survivor Tamara. Together after working in a lab they create a small amount of vaccine, enogh to cure Gregory's family. He manages to cure Dan and Samuel, however they become under attack and Tamara is killed by a broken part of the building. Samuel somehow gets his diseases moths rout of the building, before it collapses, which kills the diseased Fredrick.

The remaining members Gregory, Samuel, Dan and Denise (zombie) find an old hacking computer, this is where they learn the world has also been affected by the disease, and there are only about 1000 people left alive in the world, only 95 are in TSP and only 3 are alive in Zadiner. The remaining Familyi takes it hard, this is when Denise escapes from her cage and 'zombifies' Dan again. Gregory is forced to shoot them both, eliminating them from existence. The father and son are the only ones left.

The pair escape through the CBD, where zombies are hot on their tail. They get in a Toyota Prado and make their way across the vast land of Zadiner. The movie ends with them crossig the border into Ryccia where they meet more survivors, with better chance of getting the human race up and running again.

Country of origin: Liberum Hominis in Terra

Title: When the River Ran Red

Director: Jimmie Dimmick

Major Cast:
Kal Leopold as Vic Rancor IX (King of Venatore)
Simon Lars as Truman Verum (President of Aquapopu)
Lindsey Glenn as Sydney Verum (First Lady of Aquapopu)
Vic Seaborn as Trevor Infirma (Villager/Aquapopu Soilder)
Selina Hemmberg as Uma (Apud-Cor-Men citizen)
Ivan Camus as Milan Storning (Venatorian Commander)
Mark Hightower as Cee Mann (Aquapopu naval strategist)
Yaman Tiki as Joe-Joe (Trevors closest friend)

Genre: War/Bio

Running Time: 163 min

Rating: R

Plot: 115 years before Liberum Hominis in Terra was formed, there were two groups of people who were obsessed with the concept of defeating the other. These two groups were Venator, based in Apud-Cor-Men, and Aquapopu, based in Metroberg. The story begins with Trevor Infirma (Vic Seaborn), a peasant man who works in the trading streets in Freedom City (present day LHT city) selling his goods and his family's possessions (his mother had just died, and he was an only child, and still single well into his late twenties) hoping to earn enough money to go to one of the Aquapopian Universities and receive an education and find a job. His friend, Joe-Joe (Yaman Tiki), consoles him, telling him the military would be more profitable since he would be given food, shelter and money for doing nothing but hard work. Trevor puts off the thought, but lets Joe-Joe know that he would think it over. Away in Apud-Cor-Men, King Vic Rancor IX (Kal Leopold) informs his father, who is laying on his deathbed that he would declare war on Aquapopu, and bring honor to Venatore, crush the Aquapopians, and prove his advisors wrong. Vic Rancor IX's father agrees with his actions, wheezing and coughing, but warns him that he must live with his actions and not to let victory get to his head.

The following day, Vic Rancor IX addresses the people of Venator, and informs them that war will be claimed, and victory will be ensured if they all came together to crush the waterfolk. Catching word of this in Metroberg, President Truman Vernum (Simon Lars) tells his generals to capture every man in town and country and train them for combat, and sends his wife, Sydney Vernum (Lindsey Glenn) to the Port of Freedom to be safe from any form of Venatorian attack. In the trade streets, military men sack everything and take the men, including Trevor and Joe-Joe. Everyone is transported to a military base. Joe-Joe lets the guards know that he is already a soldier, and tells them Trevor was too. The guards let them go, but Trevor does not approve of his friends actions, lying about who he was. Joe-Joe claims that he just bailed his friend out of hard core training, and instead just helped him get in one of the military vehicles headed to the front. Trevor is hysteric by the turn of events, but Joe-Joe calms him down by letting him know that he is scared of going to the front alone with a bunch of men who he barely knew, and wanted a friend with him.

Back in Apud-Cor-Men, Uma (Selina Hemmberg), an adopted orphan girl who lives with a noble family is forced to the front by the Ventorian military to serve as 'relief and entertainment' for the Ventorian soldiers. She is taken to the front, but manages to escape. She is not the only person who should be committed to the Ventorian cause that has fled from the battlefield. Assigned to track these people down, Milan Stroning (Ivan Camus) is a ruthless and cruel man, and stops at nothing to capture the runaways.

As the war dragged on, Trevor felt his life was for nothing, surviving several close calls in combat (losing a finger in one battle, but was forced to continue fighting). One day, his platoon was stationed on one of the banks on the eastern side of Winwood river, and was ordered to receive a handoff of special cargo. No one in the platoon but the commander knew what the cargo was, or what it's importance was, but waited at their posts. Elsewhere as this was going on, the cargo, which was scientist Cee Mann (Mark Hightower), who had created a weapon, a massive naval ship that could sail up and down Winwood River, was being transported to the platoon. Among his escort included several refugees, including Uma.

Cee Mann was placed into Ventorian forces at the start of the war, and had been able to gather enough resources to create the said naval ship. He collected refugees to crew the ship as they made their getaway to Aquapopu, and the platoon of soldiers waiting for them were expected to serve as the military force of the crew. However before the rendezvous could occur, Milan Stroning intercepted the ship and captured it using his forces. He had the ship searched for Cee Mann, but he could not be found. Frustrated, he begins to have the refugees interrogated and executed.

Cee Mann arrived at the platoon on their fourth day of waiting. The commander knew that they were the only platoon stationed
for miles around, and it was guaranteed that this ship had to be stopped or it would make it all the way to Hyacintho Bay. The commander made the order to stop the ship, even though it could result in the deaths of all his men. They ducked out along the river and waited for the ship's arrival.

Back on the ship, Milan Stroning had gotten to interrogating Uma, as most of the other refugees were killed. He told her how he had been informed that her family had been killed (he makes it sound as though they were casualties in an attack, but she believes them to have been executed). Milan brutally continued to interrogate Uma, until she finally broke, telling him that Cee Mann had made it off the ship, and that their was a group of Aquapopu soldiers waiting for them. Pleased with this information and success at breaking her, he kills her and the rest of the refugees.

Later that night the ship arrives at the location where the Aquapopu platoon is waiting. Silently they board the ship from several sides. A fight breaks out on several decks of the ship. Joe-Joe and Trevor are together when Joe-Joe is shot in the head and his brains splatter everywhere. Shocked at the sudden death of his only friend Trevor breaks down and holds his friend's headless body. All around him Aquapopu soldiers are getting killed until a stray bullet hits Trevor in the shoulder, breaking him from his sadness and into a vengeful anger. He kills all the rest of the Venatorian soldiers, including Milan Stroning. A mortally injured Trevor then seeks out Cee Mann to see what they can do with the ship. All Cee Mann suggests as he bleeds out is to let the ship sail the course of the river, just as people should stop controlling everything and start letting nature and life do what it does. Mann dies after saying this, so Trevor crawls over to the remains of Joe-Joe and waits for death to come for him.

Screen will fade to black and in texts will describe that the ship was captured by Aquapopian soldiers, and that Trevor was still alive and survived his injuries and would go on and live a long life. It also goes on to say how many people were killed in the conflict, and how the war ended with a cease fire that saw no change in power, land or moral from the beginning of the war. It is often dubbed the needless war.

It's June 1955, and the Great War has nearly ended. Karnetvor, once one of the world's most powerful nations, which only three years before had almost won the war, was on the brink of total collapse, with Sporaltryan, Ryccian, Sedunnic, and Ubesiian forces (the Allied Nations) defeating the Karnetvorian Armed Forces on all fronts. With its Colonial Empire lost, its people starving, and its Army almost destroyed, it is clear that defeat is inevitable.

The story, told through the perspective of one of the King's secretaries, begins on June 1st, 1955, when the Allied Nations invaded the mainland from both the east and west. In Karnetgrad, Prime Minister Masić held a cabinet meeting to discuss the war, but was interrupted by Allied bombing. When his ministers request and end to the war, Masić refuses and dismisses most of them. One of the ministers tries to negotiate with the Allies, but he is caught and summarily executed. After giving a speech on the radio, Masić speaks with the King by phone, informing him of his decision to keep fighting (he had been given emergency powers, enabling him to take certain decisions without parliamentary oversight). The King and his daughter and heir Princess Zelda are horrified by this, as they believe that, if the war continues, the country will be ruined.

Meanwhile, Pvt. Romanov's unit, one of the last still standing, fights against the invaders in the city of Peach Creek. They are overpowered, and disobey orders to not withdraw from the city; they escape to Karnetgrad. In the capital, the King and the Princess are contacted by Gen. Roger Dragov; the former  Minister of Defense, who had resigned after he first suggested surrendering back in December. He has a plan to overthrow Masić, but he needs Royal support. The King agrees to support him. Dragov has two plans; depose Masić legally (by Parliamentary motion), or, if that fails, a military coup. 

The conspirators contact opposition leader Alexander Yeltsin, who, due to divisions within his party, has been unable to gather enough support to end the war. He joins the plan, and convinces the other opposition parties to do so as well. Dragov also speaks with his successor on the Ministry of Defense, Iosif Stasov, who, fearing a total annihilation of the Armed Forces, assures Dragov that he has the military's support.

On June 5th, Masić, who is ready to sacrifice whatever was left of the country, opens an emergency session of Parliament. It is the perfect chance for the conspirators. Yeltsin proposes a motion of no confidence against Masić's government, after giving an impassioned speech denouncing him and the war. The motion passes, with most members of Masić's party voting in favor, eliminating the need for a intervention by the military. Masić speaks with Minister Stasov and asks if he still has military support. Stasov replies that he has none. The next day, June 6th, the King officially deposes Masić, effectively removing him from power. He orders his arrest on charges of war crimes, violating the Constitution, and abuse of power. The Army surrounds Masić's residence, and arrests him. The King then appoints Dragov as Interim Prime Minister until elections can be held, and, fearing a general uprising by the population against the monarchy, agrees to abdicate in favor of his daughter.

The next day, June 7th, 1955, 6 years after the start of the war, Prime Minister Dragov announces the surrender of all Karnetvorian forces still fighting, officially ending the Great War.