Interzone (film)
Interzone is a 1987 Italian sci-fi action film produced by Trans World Entertainment and directed by Deran Sarafian, with original music composed by Stefano Mainetti, starring Bruce Abbott, Beatrice Ring, and Teagan Clive. Plot
A supernaturally gifted monk, "Panasonic" (Kiro Wehara), is sent on a mission by his dying master, "General Electric," to protect the Interzone, the last fertile region left on a post-apocalyptic Earth, against an invading gang of wasteland raiders. Along the way, Panasonic is helped by Swan (Bruce Abbott), a roguish road warrior who seeks a rumored treasure hidden within the Interzone, and Tera (Beatrice Ring), an attractive slave girl, whom Swan falls in love with. The raiders meanwhile are led by Mantis (Teagan Clive), a female bodybuilder dominatrix and her sadistic partner Balzakan (John Armstead). After the defeat of the raiders, Swan locates the treasure which is revealed to be a fallout shelter turned archive of some of mankind's greatest achievements. Within are various items such as books, sculptures and paintings, along with a Panasonic-brand videocassette recorder that plays a final message from those who preserved the artifacts before the apocalypse. Cast

Production
It was produced by Filmirage and shot in Bracciano,  northwest of Rome, and is set in a "Mad Max" type of future. Distribution
Interzone was distributed on home video by EV in the United Kingdom in December 1989. References

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1987 films
English-language Italian films
Italian post-apocalyptic films
Films directed by Deran Sarafian
Films scored by Stefano Mainetti
1980s science fiction horror films
Italian science fiction horror films
Films shot in Lazio
1980s English-language films
1980s Italian films