Children of the Sea [Dramatized Adaptation]: Bastard of The Apocalypse 2

Summary

So here goes Frame, again, on his own. Walking down the only road he’s ever known.

Not for the first time.

Not for the first time there was a fork in the road.

I’d promised my girl I’d kill them. Kill them all. Every last one of them.

I took a really good stab at it.

I did things that would make you sick.

Things that made me sick.

The enemy was defeated.

Not destroyed.

And I was sick and broken.

Mind, body and spirit.

I was a pariah to the people I’d defended.

I’d lost my girl, my home and my dog.

For one shining second, I thought I had a family and a future.

By my own actions all was torn from my hands.

There was nothing left but revenge, but I wasn’t fit for it.

It was a story as old as time.

A broken man gazed across the horizon.

A broken man took ship.

And gave himself to the sea.

A pirate’s life for me.

Adapted from the novel and produced with a full cast of actors, immersive sound effects and cinematic music!

Narrated by Bradley Foster Smith as Frame. Featuring Robb Moreira as Bobby, Karen Novack as Cooper, Emlyn McFarland as Line, Donald Guzzi as Nate, Jon Vertullo as Colin, Laura C. Harris as Tommy Vick & Galina, Kelly Baskin as Miss Smiley, Yasmin Tuazon as Diti and Rogue, Steve Wannall as Dar, Jonathon Church as Hans, Rita Amparita as Shasta, Rayner Gabriel as Enrique, Ryan Dalusung as Charly & Cung, Wyn Delano as Barkan & Rainbow Warrior, Ken Jackson as Mar-J & Ethan, Rob McFadyen as Spartak & Burge, Christopher Walker as Lars, Dawn Ursula as Santa Muerte, Nora Achrati as Lalli & Pippa, and DJ Rand Foster as himself. With additional performances by Terence Aselford, James Lewis, Nanette Savard, Bru Aju, Mort Shelby, Rose Elizabeth Supan, Holly Adams, Michael John Casey, Eric Messner, and James Konicek.