Star Wars: Revelations (2005) on Netflix
PG200547mActionAdventureSci-Fi
Emperor Palpatine declares the Jedi traitors. Taryn Anwar, a Seer who once helped hunt them, follows her visions to an ancient Jedi artifact while Zhanna and Darth Vader vie for his favor.
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Plot summary
Seers once guided the Jedi Order, but their visions failed often enough that the Order turned against them, and many hid their gift or left. After the Jedi Temple is destroyed, Emperor Palpatine blames the Confederacy of Independent Systems and imposes martial law on Coruscant, and the Empire declares the scattered Jedi traitors and fugitives. Two figures close to Palpatine compete to finish them: Darth Vader and Zhanna, the Emperor's Hand, each hoping to win his favor. Taryn Anwar, a Seer who once helped hunt Jedi, cannot deny what her visions show her. She sets out to redeem herself, and those visions point her toward an ancient Jedi artifact said to grant its bearer great power.
Cast
- Gina Hernandezas Taryn Anwar
- Karen Hammangas Zhanna 'The Emperor's Hand'
- Holland Gedneyas Raux Anwar
- Frank Hernandezas Declan
- Shane Feluxas Cade / Boushh / Additional
- Joe Lancasteras Zhanna's Aide / Trooper
- Kevin Zabawaas Darth Vader / Keishing Officer
- Errol Spat Oktanas Emperor Palpatine / Annoying Drunk / Biker Scout / Tie Pilot
- Jonathan Thorpeas Emperor Palpatine (voice)
- Zack Hendersonas Vader's Aide / Imperial Guard 3
- Nick Jamillaas Rogue 1 / Boushh
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Star Wars: Revelations (2005)
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- The film went up for free download on April 19, 2005, and demand was so heavy that fan site TheForce.Net had to stop offering it after two days because it overloaded their bandwidth. Within two weeks it had been downloaded nearly one million times.
- Though generally considered an excellent fan film, Revelations could not be entered into The Official Star Wars Fan Film Awards because it ran much longer than the contest's upper time limit and because Lucasfilm accepts only parodies or documentaries, not serious fan fiction, for legal reasons.
- The whole thing was made with a final budget of between $15,000 and $20,000, and runs 47 minutes and 13 seconds, shorter than an average Star Wars feature film.
