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2016 Horror/thriller
USA/United Kingdom
1h 51min
R
Guide for parents: disturbing, violence, offensive language, nudity.·
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, disturbing, violence, offensive language, nudity.·
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, disturbing, violence, offensive language, nudity.14A
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, disturbing, violence, offensive language, nudity.14A
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, disturbing, violence, offensive language, nudity.14A
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, disturbing, violence, offensive language, nudity.14A
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, disturbing, violence, offensive language, nudity.14A
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, disturbing, violence, offensive language, nudity.
In a dystopian near future, humanity has been ravaged by a mysterious fungal disease. The afflicted are robbed of all free will and turned into flesh-eating 'hungries.' Humankind's only hope is a small group of hybrid children who crave human flesh but retain the ability to think and feel. The children go to school at an army base in rural Britain, where they're subjected to cruel experiments by Dr. Caroline Caldwell (Glenn Close). School teacher Helen Justineau (Gemma Arterton) grows particularly close to an exceptional girl named Melanie (a breakout performance from Sennia Nanua), thus forming a special bond. But when the base is invaded, the trio escape with the assistance of Sgt. Eddie Parks (Paddy Considine) and embark on a perilous journey of survival, during which Melanie must come to terms with who she is.
Directed by | Colm McCarthy |
Written by | Mike Carey |
Company | Saban FilmsElevation PicturesEntract Films
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Starring
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Sennia Nanua
Dominique Tipper
Anamaria Marinca
Anthony Welsh
Lobna Futers
Fisayo Akinade
Daniel Eghan
Ross Green
Tessa Morris
Stacey Lynn Crowe
Paul Capatal
Macey Ward
Elise Reed
Richard Price
Amy Floyd
Matthew Smallwood
Joel Sheldon
Amy Newey
A.k. Steppa
Maisie Clayton
Alex Reed
Sean Evans
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