2014
137 minutes
Action and Adventure, Period and Historical
English
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With the bold, extravagant ambition he is known for, director Darren Aronofsky depicts the Old Testament tale of Noah’s Ark, mixing in an environmental message suited to contemporary times. Noah is the father of a vegetarian family living in a bleak, savage land in which roving marauders hunt animals. When Noah sees a vision of the Earth devastated by a flood, he reads it as a sign that he’s been chosen by The Creator to build an ark to save the innocent animals. His obsessive mission is threatened by a scheming warrior however, and it takes a personal toll, in this idiosyncratic and thought provoking Biblical epic.
Classification Contains moderate violence, injury detail, threat and mild sex references.
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Powerful and disturbing Cormac McCarthy adaptation about a father and son travelling through a post-apocalyptic landscape.
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