Society is thrown into chaos after a natural disaster, a woman faces a huge challenge to keep her new born baby safe.
It's a film that's hard to hate, but virtually impossible to love, it promised so much, but offered relatively little.
It's a disaster story, but not a disaster movie, the focus is very much on the mother, and motherhood, we learn relatively noting about the disaster, it's just a talking point for that most part.
You can't argue with the acting, Jodie Comer and Joel Fry are both very good, but the script could have been a little sharper, and a bit more interesting, it's a little disjointed.
It's watchable, it has some interesting elements, but ultimately it was a little disappointing, and that ending, it reminded me of that hilarious ending from The Day after tomorrow.
Mehhh.
6/10.
