A vintage man about to die of cancerhas just become the ideal test subject for an alien race seeking toexterminate mankind. Their objective: create a mutant viral strain impervious tocures. Within their experiments, the aliens have perfected braintransplants, permitting them to place the aged man’s brain in a fresh body, infectit with every feasible virus, and check several antidotes. By the end, the man’sblood bears the antidote to every computer virus and cancer known to humans.

Sent backto Earth inside a shuttle, the old man pieces about collecting computer virus samples fromAfrica. In the meantime, another human being scientist onboard the alien ship releases an airborne pathogen that killseveryone-alien and human-on the dispatch. Left on the planet, the outdated man encounters a worldof corrupt politicians, drug businesses, and rogue federal agents-and they allwant examples of his blood.

Jamie Sutliff offers turned a number of his storiesinto award-winning screenplays, including TheDevil Wind, which won a Laurel Leaf for best screenplay at Hollywood’sIndependent Film Celebration; Yah-Ko,which gained the Silver Honor in the International Indie Film Awards; and Antidote Man, a semifinalist at theHollywood Circus Street Film Festival.