To survive outdoors, Zora needs an oxygen suit made by her father Ryan Collerd/Signature Entertainment
Stefon Bristol
In cinemas (US); on demand from 20 May (UK)
Behind the hard-to-open bulkhead doors of a homemade bunker in East Flatbush, Brooklyn, live Zora (Quvenzhané Wallis) and Maya (Jennifer Hudson). If you can call it living: their every breath has to be calibrated and analysed, as the oxygen-producing machinery constructed by their missing father and husband Darius (a short, sweet performance by the rapper and actor Common) starts to fail.
Earth’s oxygen has vanished. So has its plant life. The oceans are all dried up. Survivors are…
