| Childhood's End | |||||
| Universal (2015) | |||||
| TV Series / Science Fiction | |||||
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| Charles Dance | Karellen | |
| Mike Vogel | Ricky Stormgren | |
| Osy Ikhile | Milo Rodricks | |
| Charlotte Nicdao | Rachel | |
| Georgina Haig | Annabel Stormgren | |
| Daisy Betts | Ellie Stormgren | |
| Ashley Zukerman | Jake Greggson | |
| Russell Kiefel | Sheriff De Bont | |
| Hayley Magnus | Amy Morrel | |
| Yael Stone | Peretta Jones | |
| Harley Durst | Karellen Double | |
| Lachlan Roland-Kenn | Tommy | |
| Cecilia Dewar | Extra | |
| Naomi Atherton | Young Mother | |
| Michael-Anthony Taylor | Janitor |
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| Producer |
Kevin Blank
Michael De Luca Akiva Goldsman |
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| Writer |
Matthew Graham
Arthur C. Clarke |
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| Cinematography |
Neville Kidd
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| Musician |
Charlie Clouser
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Written by Arthur C. Clarke and hailed as a revolutionary work of science fiction since its publishing in 1953, Childhood’s End follows the peaceful alien invasion of Earth by the mysterious “Overlords,” whose arrival begins decades of apparent utopia under indirect alien rule, at the cost of human identity and culture. |
| Seen it: Yes 81 mins 12/14/2015 1. The Overlords | |
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An alien presence arrives on Earth with the intention to end all suffering and guide humanity into a utopia. But when the aliens refuse to reveal their appearance, some wonder if this dream is instead a nightmare.
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| Seen it: Yes 84 mins 12/15/2015 2. The Deceivers | |
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Now living in a golden age of peace, some humans begin to notice changes in their children that lead them to question the aliens' motivations.
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| Seen it: Yes 79 mins 12/16/2015 3. The Children | |
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A new era begins for the entire world as the children from all nations start to display supernatural abilities, but the older generations worry about the repercussions of this development in regards to the future of humanity.
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