VHS : Anna to the Infinite Power
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starring: Dina Merrill, Martha Byrne, Mark Patton, Donna Mitchell, Jack Rylanddirected by: Robert Wiemer
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302784749
Format: NTSC
ISBN: 6302784743
Label: Columbia/Tri-Star
Manufacturer: Columbia/Tri-Star
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Columbia/Tri-Star
Release Date: January 01, 2002
Running Time: 101 minutes
Sales Rank: 24815
Studio: Columbia/Tri-Star
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - A great conspiracy movie
11 year-old Anna Hart (Martha Byne) seems to have some problems dealing with people, she also has a few problems like kleptomania, and being amoral. Her neighbor and piano teacher Michaela Dupont/Anna Parkhurst (Donna Mitchell) is not helping; if anything she seems to be aggravating the situation (or is she supposed to be guiding the child to some end. Her mother Sarah (Dina Merrill), tends to look the other way as she seems to know something that anna does not.
One night Anna sees her ... Read More
Rating: - Anna to the great video
I thought this video was great. I loved the idea of being a clone and not knowing. It was so ation packed that I was intune with the screen at all times. I hope the director films another one of Mildred Ames sience fic. books.
Rating:  - That "Reverie" Song steals the show. . .
Is it just me, or is that lovely song "Anna's Reverie" (written by Paul Baillargeon) one of the most beautiful and sadly overlooked songs in film? I've never heard anyone comment on it and it is truly haunting. As for the film, it is full of terrific ideas and is not badly put together, but it is decidedly amateurish and marred by ugly production values that are quite dated. Overall, the film is a perfect candidate for a remake, having good ideas but needing a more polished production to pull them ... Read More
Rating: - Interestingly Eerie
This film is about a brilliant yet emotionally cold 11 year-old girl who discovers that she is the product of an experiment in genetic engineering. She is the clone of a great physicist named Anna Zimmerman, who grew up in a Nazi concentration camp, became a scientist, but died in a fire shortly before completing her invention of a genetic replicator. Now a research center with dubious motives has secretly cloned several girls (who grow up apart and have no clue about their origin) in the hopes of having ... Read More
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