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ReadyNutrition Readers, as we approach (we hope) the elections, and the threat increases almost on a daily basis for a nuclear war, I find myself watching some films that I haven’t seen in a while. One that I just recently watched is “The Divide,” a film that is more of a post-apocalyptic character study than a simple nuclear war survival film. The movie was directed by Xavier Gens, and boasts a cast of such notables as Michael Biehn (star of the original “Terminator” movie).
The film opens with Lauren German staring from a high-rise apartment building in New York City as nuclear missiles are falling upon the city in the distance. A frantic dash with her fiancée leads them and five others into the basement refuge of the apartment building’s superintendent, played by Biehn. Others try and get in, but Biehn closes and seals the door, just as a nuclear fireball hits the building.
Biehn’s basement fortress is just that: he’s a 9-11 survivor who has been converting the basement into a doomsday bunker, complete with generator and many other supplies. The building soon collapses around and on top of them, and the seven of them have survived the initial onslaught.