Autumn Page #5

Synopsis: Billions are dead and the few that are left start to realize they are not alone. Initially when the dead begin to rise, they are not very threatening. However, in a short period of time, the lurching bodies begin to get their most basic senses back and this makes them much more dangerous. When the dead become attracted to light and sound, the survivors have no option but to live in silent darkness.
Director(s): Steven Rumbelow
Production: Green Apple Entertainment
 
IMDB:
3.2
R
Year:
2009
110 min
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We must do something.

Decent eating places to start.

Oh my God!

They found us, huh?

We try to load.

Okay, here we go.

- Where do you have?

Ten boxes there.

So many things possible.

As soon as you can.

Quick, start there!

Ready?

Who invented it?

Why are they so angry, you must

proposals if they were still living.

Their motor skills are better.

Like their comprehension.

It seems almost as if their brain stems

back to life.

What day is it today?

Tuesday?

No, yesterday was Tuesday,

Today is Wednesday.

I get rid of the thread.

- That I have already lost.

I hated Monday and Tuesday.

Now you just hate every day.

Monday now seems to Friday,

Friday begins the weekend,

the weekend but no longer exists.

The weekend means nothing

because we do not work.

So do not...

- So you get lost the thread...

In any case I'm pretty sure

Wednesday it is today.

On Wednesday.

Cheers.

- Cheers.

What would you do on

a regular Wednesday night?

Studying or drinking.

Or both.

Drinking in the middle of the week?

- Yes, I drink every day.

And you Carl?

Normally I can not drink mid-week,

but on weekends I make it good.

What was your favorite pub then?

- Pub?

Diego Sands of...

- Sarah and I...

Sorry, I had nothing to say.

Every morning, I...

I wake up hoping that it has been

and that I would be dead.

Every day the pain worse

than the day before.

I can not accept

that they are no longer there.

Eventually you'll be close.

It is easier.

Do you?

I'm not sure I want to do.

I want my family to remember.

I've ruined, is not it?

I tried to do well, but it is...

- Mike, shut up.

Snow.

That's great, if it snows,

goes fast freezing.

Perhaps within a few weeks.

- And why is it so good?

As the runners will freeze

and will remain frozen until April.

It succeeds, he does it!

And the Lord said...

and then there was light.

And then there was light.

See?

- Fantastic.

Thank you, man.

- I'm happy.

Happiness is progress, for known targets.

I do not know what you just said but...

- I am a happy man.

Okay, it's temporary but I'm happy.

What are you doing?

He is antique.

I clean it to look.

Why?

- To shoot at things.

What are you shooting?

- What you need to.

It seemed a useful

in the hand.

I'm actually still not finished.

Have you ever used a so?

No, but can not be that difficult.

I worked for someone who always shot.

I do not and we have

it is not necessary.

I think we should do it away.

He looks good, I may try him?

Yes, because I really have not...

no, okay, do it.

Can you shoot it?

- Probably not.

He looks good, just what we need.

You never know what will happen.

Watch out, that thing is old.

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Steven Rumbelow

Steven Rumbelow (also credited as Steve Rumbelow, July 30, 1949 − February 27, 2016), was a director in the entertainment industry for more than four decades. He began in theatre at the Bristol Old Vic, subsequently becoming the youngest director for the Royal Shakespeare Company in London before forming Triple Action Theatre and then later starting on films. His career has been a melange between media productions and theatre ever since. Rumbelow operated his own production company in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Renegade Motion Pictures, with his wife, Rachel, until his sudden death from sepsis on February 27, 2016. more…

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