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| Director: | 
Alfonso Cuaron |  | 
Writer: | 
Alfonso Cuaron, Timothy J. Sexton |  | 
Starring: | 
Clive Owen, Julianne Moore, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Charlie Hunnam, Michael Caine |  | 
Released: | 
October 19, 2006 |  | 
Rating: | 
 
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Runtime: | 
109 minutes
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Story: | 
Earth, 2027: Hope for the future has become a dwindling resource. It has been 
nearly 19 years since the last baby was born, and with each passing year of 
inexplicable, global childlessness, mankind edges closer to giving up all 
claims to a future. While most people choose to embrace the inevitable and 
descend into separatism, lawlessness and nihilism, others fight on for a 
unified planet and the rights of the dwindling populations.
  
Great Britain is the one country that has managed -- through a policy of 
militaristic imperialism -- to survive the ever-increasing internal strife 
and, in turn, is seeing a tremendous influx of illegal refugees landing on 
its shores. But with a firm, totalitarian hand, these "fugees" are herded 
into detainment camps and deported.
  
For Theo (Clive Owen), all of this matters little, having allowed himself 
to settle into a state of numbness. The former activist turned bureaucrat 
has steeled himself against his painful past and the reality of a senseless 
future by simply ceasing to care. His existence is enlivened only by visits 
to his old friend Jasper (Michael Caine), who lives in the remote 
countryside miles from London. There, they remember happier times as 
comrades-in-arms, activists who once took up against the coming tide 
but now find themselves checked out from a society that no longer provides any answers.
  
All of that abruptly changes when Theo finds himself thrown in the back of a 
van and brought before Julian (Julianne Moore). Once his partner in both 
love and war, she is now the head of a covert group fighting for the rights 
of the remaining refugee population. Julian has surfaced long enough to ask 
for a favour -- for Theo to obtain transit papers for Kee, a young woman 
within her organization who must be seen safely out of the country.
  
Theo agrees -- for Julian's sake, and for the 5,000 pounds he'll collect -- 
and soon finds himself accompanying Kee and a handful of Julian's comrades 
on a treacherous journey past several security checkpoints to the coast. 
There, members of the nearmythic Human Project -- some of the greatest 
minds of the world working toward a new society -- are prepared to help 
them. But when Theo's group is set upon by terrorists, it quickly becomes 
clear that the streetwise Kee is more than just a refugee...she is 
someone others are willing to die for.
  
She is, in fact, eight months pregnant and now stands as the miracle 
the whole planet has been waiting and hoping for.
In their race to sanctuary from both anarchists who will risk everything 
for a cause and those who would use her child for political gain, Kee 
and Theo become the unlikely champions of a future generation.
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Cast: | 
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Juan Gabriel Yacuzzi
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Baby Diego (as Juan Yacuzzi) |  | 
Michelle Hussain
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Newsreader (as Mishal Husain) |  | 
Rob Curling
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Newsreader |  | 
Clive Owen
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Theo Faron |  | 
Maria McErlane
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Shirley |  | 
Michael Haughey
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Mr. Griffiths |  | 
Paul Sharma
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Ian |  | 
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