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Title: Carriers (2009)
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| Lou Taylor Pucci | ... | Danny | |
| Chris Pine | ... | Brian | |
| Piper Perabo | ... | Bobby | |
| Emily VanCamp | ... | Kate | |
| Christopher Meloni | ... | Frank | |
| Kiernan Shipka | ... | Jodie | |
| Ron McClary | ... | Preacher (voice) | |
| Mark Moses | ... | Doctor | |
| Josh Berry | ... | Survivalist | |
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Tim D. Janis | ... | Survivalist (as Tim Janis) |
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Dale Malley | ... | Survivalist |
| Dylan Kenin | ... | Tom | |
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LeAnne Lynch | ... | Rose |
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Jan Cunningham | ... | Passenger |
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Mary Peterson | ... | Laura Merkin (voice) |
In a world devastated by an outbreak, Brian, his girlfriend Bobby, his brother Danny and their friend, Kate, are heading to a beach where the brothers spent their childhood vacations expecting it to be a sanctuary. When their car breaks down on the road in the desert, they negotiate with a man called Frank, who is also stranded but without gas. He is trying to get his daughter Jodie to the hospital (she is infected with a disease of some kind), they all decide to travel together. During the journey, massive moral dilemmas arise, as events head into a downward spiral. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Second this is NOT a zombie film. So don't be fooled by the idiotic marketing of this fine little gem. What this is, is a deliberately paced drama about a group of survivors in a world plagued with a virus that's pretty much killed everyone and the hard decisions they have to make on their way. It could be a companion piece to The Road almost, a sort of prequel set a few years before.
While it is "slow" it only clocks in about 84 minutes which is far too short in my opinion and I wanted more really. Something tells me that the film was originally much longer but cut down by the producers to please the teens who all seem to hate it anyway.
Good film, crap marketing.