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Parts Per Billion. Three couples deal with an event that threatens to tear them apart. There's sadness everywhere, as the end of humanity collides with private matters, yet the production...
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Like Threads, the 1984 BAFTA award-winning BBC television drama, Parts Per Billion provides a highly depressing experience. Though, Horiuchi makes it a bit less straightforward, less graphic, and chooses to focus more on the relationships between human beings, like in Melancholia (2011).
Parts Per Billion: Directed by Brian Horiuchi. With Frank Langella, Gena Rowlands, Rosario Dawson, Josh Hartnett. In the midst of a manmade biological disaster and a terrible fate, three couples try to find meaning in their lives.
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- Drama, Romance, Sci-Fi
- Brian Horiuchi
- 2015-01-06
Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. Brian Orndorf Blu-ray.com. There's sadness everywhere, as the end of humanity collides with private matters, yet the production only truly...
“Parts Per Billion” is the type of film that stretches for profundity, but can only reach a punishing ambiance of despondency. Taking on the end of the world, writer/director Brian Horiuchi struggles to create a dynamic doomsday vibe while tending...
Parts Per Billion tells the story of three couples — Andy (FRANK LANGELLA) & Esther (GENA ROWLANDS), Len (JOSH HARTNETT) & Mia (ROSARIO DAWSON) and Erik (PENN BADGLEY) and Anna (TERESA PALMER) — along with friends and associates, forced to make life-defining decisions in the face of a biological catastrophe that threatens to destroy the ...
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Review by Dustin Baker ★★ I admire the intentions for this and the approach they went for, but for whatever reason I found it dreadfully dull. It has good acting and quite a few effective sequences but it also felt like it dragged for an eternity in every other scene.
