What sort of time frame do the stories exist in...

***Neil*** · 15-Oct-2006

...as the "outbreak" starts? Or months, or years later?

**hydro** · 16-Oct-2006

The film comprises of three intertwining stories that take place from the moment of the outbreak up until a few months later when most of the population of the world are infected.

The first story starts off in London with a documentary crew filming as the outbreak takes a grip on London. The documentary crew head out to a remote village to interview a farmer on the virus and end up bang in the middle of everything.

The second story takes place a month or so after the outbreak with three people travelling back to a dangerous town to pick up supplies. Needless to say, the town is infested with the living dead.

The third story also takes place about a month after the outbreak with a group of survivors holed up on a remote farm that soon becomes under siege.

The stories are cut up and cross over at various points, so the film comes across more like Pulp Fiction than an anthology.

**Ryan** · 16-Oct-2006

The more I hear the more I like.

one week and six days to go

**Danny** · 16-Oct-2006

british.zombie.pulp-fiction?...

this could be the greatest film of all time!

**MinionZombie** · 16-Oct-2006

Yet again, the more I hear about this film, the more I'm looking forward to it - non-linear narrative zombies? Oh hell yes please. Sounds like a very cool film.

**hydro** · 16-Oct-2006

Yeah we wanted to do something different with this movie. It's not your standard splatterfest (although there is a good deal of that as well!) The fact that the stories cross over made me think about doing it pulp fiction-style quite early on. Works a treat too I think and it's definitely non-linear. There's more than a few twists in the movie too