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4 Julian Simpson - Kokomo

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A thriller!

A 21st century vision of dystopia. All information online, worldwide is being held hostage by terrorists. Alice Price must find out why, before the world descends into anarchy and chaos.

A single act of cyber-terrorism. A computer virus - incredibly advanced and coded in a language no one understands - is released onto the internet, encrypting every piece of information held on every system. All information is being held hostage.

Alice Price is sent in to negotiate the safe return of the information before the world descends into chaos. But who are the terrorists and why have they asked for Price? CAST: Robert Glenister (Levine/Man Rufus Wright (Daguero/Man2&3 Nicola Walker (Alice Price/Woman) Hermione Norris (Columbina/Woman2) Tim McInnerny (Pantalone/the voice) Louise Brealey (Harlequin).

Broadcast Assistant: Sarah Tombling Sound Engineer: David Thomas Director: Julian Simpson Producer: Karen Rose Music: Infra by Max Richter, Malfunction by Jonathan Sharp & 2Bling by Tom McCarthy & performed by Ultraphonic

Director: Julian Simpson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4

Afternoon Drama: Kokomo Wednesday 5 June 2013 14:15 BBC RADIO 4 FM

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  1. KOKOMO

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