Picks and Pans Review: White Dwarf

UPDATED 05/22/1995 at 01:00 AM EDT Originally published 05/22/1995 at 01:00 AM EDT

Fox (Tues., May 23, 8 p.m. ET)

A-

This dark fantasy film is set in the year 3040 on a far-off, bifurcated world named Rusta. The inhabitants on one side live quaint, pastoral lives in constant daylight. On the other side of a great, planet-girdling wall, another, more medieval society lives in the dark. Neal McDonough plays a new doctor serving a six-month internship on Rusta. Reminiscent of the 1974 sci-fi film Zardoz, this fanciful, lore-laden film was written by Bruce Wagner (Wild Palms) and produced by Francis Ford Coppola. Wagner's fable—Manichaean, mystical and macabre—is somewhat esoteric and unfocused. But it makes interesting-viewing. Paul Winfield and CCH Pounder costar.

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