A pandemic wipes out much of the world's population. The WHO constructs 489,000+ survival bunkers known as LSB-3000. A lottery is held and people are put into the bunkers. They can communicate by video conference in groups of seven and are known by their city location. The film starts focusing on just one group of seven after five years.
Orlando (Kevin Sizemore) proves to be burdensome and is voted off the island. They disconnect his feed, placing him in complete solitary. Afterward, things start to break down and act up. One of the individuals is studying French and reading "No Exit" a book about people trapped in a personal hell.
Mildly interesting film. There are enough clues to have a basic idea of what is actually happening. The bulk of the film is shot in one room.
Guide: F-word. No sex. Side nudity only.
Orlando (Kevin Sizemore) proves to be burdensome and is voted off the island. They disconnect his feed, placing him in complete solitary. Afterward, things start to break down and act up. One of the individuals is studying French and reading "No Exit" a book about people trapped in a personal hell.
Mildly interesting film. There are enough clues to have a basic idea of what is actually happening. The bulk of the film is shot in one room.
Guide: F-word. No sex. Side nudity only.