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s6e4 (last week)
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Sehon
Origen
2015
Comments by Johnny
Moronic:
Segon Origen (Second
Origin) is a
post-apocalyptic drama
where a strange occurrence
like a fireball
obliterates the entire
planet except at the
moment of the occurrence,
Alba (Rachel Hurd-Wood)
was saving the life of 10
year-old Didac, who was
drowning underwater and
they both miraculously
survive. The duo are
forced to learn how to
live after a scorched
earth with only themselves
to do everything. After an
initial struggle, they
manage to survive ten
years and things begin to
change. Didac (Ibrahim
Mané), now 20 years old,
begin to take a liking to
Alba in a more sexual way
and after initial
reluctance, Alba falls for
Didac. Alba becomes
pregnant and has a child
and then one day, a boat
sails in from the sea with
the first person (Sergi
López) they have seen
since the occurrence. He
seems friendly enough and
is helpful at first, but
one day their child is
taken by the man and Alba
and Didac will do anything
to get the child back.
Not a lot going on in the
movie which is basically a
two-hander for most of its
running time. Not exactly
thrilling stuff either
until the man comes along
and even that feels a bit
forced as a way of ending
the movie. It seems that
this was the last movie
that noted Spanish
director Bigas Luna
(Jamón, Jamón, Yo Soy La
Juani, Di Di Hollywood,
Volavérunt also The Tit
and the Moon and Bámbola)
was working on before he
died and I can't help but
think what he would have
done with this considering
his love of making more
'sexual' movies. Sadly,
this movie doesn't add
much to the already
crowded post-apocalyptic
genre.
Rachel
Hurd-Wood
1080hd film clip
(collage below)
Triple
9
Teresa
Palmer
1080hd film clip
(brief butt shot;
sample below)
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