Overview
Three storylines, spanning thousands of years, intersect and reflect on hope, connection, and the circle of life.
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| Country: | US |
| Genre: | Drama, Sci-Fi |
| Production Companies: | Searchlight Pictures, Mighty Engine |
| Watched by: | 112 of 995 636 |
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| IMDB Rating: | 6 of 10 2 359 |
Cast
30
Kate McKinnon
Rashida Jones
Daveed Diggs
Tanaya Beatty
Skywalker Hughes
Jorge Vargas
Yeji Kim
Kid V
Rhona Rees
Rosco (voice)
AK
Aria Kim
V (7 Years Old)
Tatyana Rose Baptiste
Neanderthal Daughter - Adult Lark
NW
Nox Watkins
Neanderthal Son - Lucky
TN
Tyson Night
Neanderthal Son - Adult Lucky
Andrea Bang
V
Diana Tsoy
V (12 Years Old)
Cameron Roberts
Hunter
TS
Theodore Starr
Village Elder
GF
Gui Fontanezzi
Sasha
TP
Tyler Peters
Lark's Son (6–7 Years Old)
Moses Wamukoya
Otto (Adult)
MM
Mayson Marshall
Shishi (8 Years Old)
AI
Athan Irinakis
Kid at Museum
Olivia Ryan Stern
Dave's Daughter
EK
Eli King
David (8 Years Old)
Mela Pietropaolo
Young Kid Keplerian
VO
Valerie Oliver
Village Woman
FH
Floyd Hudson
Lark's Son (Adult)
ATP
Aiden Talcone Poitout
Rhys
BH
Briony Hollick
Pharmacist
MP
Mackenzie Paul
Young Villager
GG
Georges Gracieuse
Old Man Otto
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Such a thing
An attempt to play on the Cloud Atlas field? Combining stories from three eras (Neanderthals/our time/future) with the key idea of generational heritage. I watched it in the background from the middle, but somehow it didn't attract me.
@Hidji: the history of our time is generally some kind of game, almost all about the intimate details of one family.
It's literally a film adaptation of the Ice Age. Spinoff about the acorn.
And why did they decide not to give children a long life in the future? Unclear.
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