Storyline
Set in the future in a time of interplanetary colonization, an unlikely pair race against an impending global crisis and are confronted by the monsters that live inside us all.
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Cast
Kellan Lutz, Rachel Griffiths, Isabel Lucas, Temuera Morrison, Firass Dirani, Luke Ford, Ian Roberts, Marcus Johnson, Grace Huang, Denning Isles, Hiroshi Kasuga, Bren Foster, Zoe Carides, Luke Hemsworth, Bianca Bradey, Daniel MacPherson, Dwaine Stevenson, Louisa Mignone, Harry Pavlidis, Kevin Copeland, Andy Rodoreda, Paul Winchester, Brendan Clearkin, Dean Kyrwood, Aileen Beale, Kathy Luu, Louise Dodge, Zoe Ventoura, Vincent Andriano, Aaron Scully, Jean-Pierre Yerma, Lauren Grimson, Teagan Croft, Stephen Leeder, Caleb Alloway, Kristy Best, Chris Broadbent, Scott Broadfoot, Michael Gelonesi, Nick Hunter, Grant Lyndon, Richard Maait, Peter Maple, Felicity McKay, Joshua Morton, Sean James Murphy, Ford Sarhan
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Reviews
83
The true strength with this blast of a film is that everything is so unexpected.
63
I enjoyed The Osiris Child enough that, when it stopped with the complete story half-told, I felt a flash of irritation. For that reason, until more is made (if more is made – a prospect that seems questionable at best), I can’t really recommend The Osiris Child.
60
While the storytelling, by Abbess and co-writer Brian Cachia, might lack novelty and, occasionally, coherence, visually the film consistently impresses with creative art direction and costume choices.
60
Given the audacity, gusto and hell-for-leather filmmaking on display, the prospect of subsequent installments does not seem unreasonable.
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Village Voice
Such is the case of The Osiris Child, a series of scenes that cut away from interesting developments to flashbacks with a vengeance, as though “interesting developments” killed director Shane Abbess’s dog.
