Feature2024·119m·6.7

Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End

The beginning of the end has arrived.

DramaActionHorror

When a kind of rabies that transforms people into aggressive creatures spreads across the planet, Manel isolates himself at home with his cat, relying on his wits to survive; but soon they must go out in search of food, by land and by sea, dodging many dangers.

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Cast

Francisco Ortiz

Manel

José María Yázpik

Pritchenko

Berta Vázquez

Lucía

Iria del Río

Julia

Marta Poveda

Belén

Amalia Gómez

Gabriela

María Salgueiro

Sister Cecilia

Yuri Mykhaylychenko

Ushakov

Ian Monclús

Max

Yaiza Macías

Laila

Ana García Molero

Iria

Iago Andrade

Carlos

Mohamed-Ali Boulabiar

Kamil

Sergey Grab

Sergey

Beka Lemonjava

Cheslav

Niko Verona

Nikolai

Oriol Ruiz

Mario

Elena Seijo

Van Wife

Ferran Herrera

Van Husband

Joana Oliveira

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Details

Status
Released
Original language
Spanish
Languages
English, French, German, Spanish
Budget
Revenue
$500,000
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Nostromo Pictures

Crew

Director

Carles Torrens

Writers

Manel Loureiro, Ángel Agudo, Ignasi Moreno

Elías M. Félix

Director of Photography

Edu Canet

Director of Photography

Balter Gallart

Production Design

Luis de la Madrid

Editor

Federico Jusid

Original Music Composer

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Reviews

MovieGuys

11/2/2024

5.0

In spite of a exciting trailer Apocalypse Z fails to deliver. Perhaps the most immediately noticeable negative is the tiresome need to play politics. An anti-Russian sentiment is front and centre, throughout a large chunk of this film. Looking beyond this, it takes far too long for what is essentially an action movie, akin to say "World War Z", to get off the ground. This film drags, at times, with sporadic moments of action, that never really amount to anything satisfying. In summary, if more emphasis had been placed on crafting a compelling story rather than playing politics, this might have amounted to a decent film.Certainly the cast is strong and the acting's excellent but on its own, its simply not enough. A mediocre watch, at best.