28 Years Later

A 2025 post-apocalyptic horror film directed by Danny Boyle, set decades after the Rage virus outbreak introduced in 28 Days Later.

Rage virus: A fictional infection that rapidly provokes extreme aggression in the 28 Days Later film series. The outbreak's long aftermath defines the film's post-apocalyptic setting.
Alex Garland: An English novelist, screenwriter, and film director whose work includes 28 Days Later and Ex Machina. Garland wrote the film, continuing his role in shaping the series' world.
iPhone 15 Pro: A smartphone released by Apple in 2023, featuring a camera system capable of recording high-resolution video. The filmmakers used multiple iPhone 15 Pro devices to capture parts of the film.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple: A 2026 horror film directed by Nia DaCosta and a sequel to 28 Years Later. It continues the story and world introduced by this film.
28 Days Later: A 2002 British post-apocalyptic horror film directed by Danny Boyle, introducing the Rage virus. This film established the outbreak whose consequences shape the later story.
Jodie Comer: An English actor known for television and film roles including Killing Eve and The Last Duel. Comer stars as Isla in the film's central family story.
Digital cinematography: The practice of capturing motion pictures with digital image sensors rather than photographic film. The production's phone-based shooting is an unusual form of digital cinematography.
28 Days Later (film series): A British post-apocalyptic horror film franchise centered on the Rage virus and its aftermath. This film revives the franchise after a long gap between installments.
28 Weeks Later: A 2007 sequel to 28 Days Later, set during an attempted reconstruction after the outbreak. It is the earlier sequel in the film series' evolving chronology.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson: An English actor known for roles in Kick-Ass, Nocturnal Animals, and Bullet Train. He plays Jamie, whose family navigates life beyond the quarantined mainland.

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