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Movie Review: Diverge is an Unforgettable Cinematic Experience!

In a post-apocalyptic, plague-ravaged wasteland, a man named Chris tends to the needs of his dying wife Anna…that set-up right there tells you that Diverge is gonna have a wee bit more gravitas than the flicks I usually review ’round these parts; you know the ones that usually start with ‘Holy hell there was nudity and ten deaths before the opening credits’! Moving on… As if Chris’ miserable existence wasn’t horrible enough, he soon finds himself the victim of a rather severe leg wound which causes him to lose consciousness. Well, things do keep coming up Chris as our hero finds himself naked and in the pre-apocalyptic past where he gets to see his wife healthy and himself not looking like ten pounds of shit in a two pound sack…but he can’t exactly stroll up and say ‘Hey, how’s it hanging?” We soon discover that Chris was kidnapped by an enigmatic stranger and offered the option to go back in

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Feb 4, 2018
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Award-Winning Sci-fi Thriller ‘Diverge’ Coming To VOD And iTunes

James Morrison’s award-winning sci-fi thriller Diverge. about a solitary survivor of a deadly virus who is given the chance to reclaim his life by altering his past is heading towards its February release date. Diverge stars Ivan Sandomire (Fluidic), Jamie Jackson (The Greatest Showman), Andrew Sensing (Upstream Color, We Are Still Here), and features a hypnotic new score by the Blair Brothers (Green Room, Hold the Dark). Ivan Sandomire, Jamie Jackson, and Andrew Sensenig produced. In the film, set in the aftermath of a mysterious pandemic that’s turned cities into wastelands, a man desperately searches for a way to cure his ailing wife as she battles a deadly virus. When he is captured by a cryptic stranger, he is offered the chance to save not only his wife but the world. “Equal parts science fiction and morality tale, Diverge tells the story of how the choices of one can have dire consequences for all. “ Following a year-long festival tour

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Jan 24, 2018

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Movie Review: Diverge is an Unforgettable Cinematic Experience!

In a post-apocalyptic, plague-ravaged wasteland, a man named Chris tends to the needs of his dying wife Anna…that set-up right there tells you that Diverge is gonna have a wee bit more gravitas than the flicks I usually review ’round these parts; you know the ones that usually start with ‘Holy hell there was nudity and ten deaths before the opening credits’! Moving on… As if Chris’ miserable existence wasn’t horrible enough, he soon finds himself the victim of a rather severe leg wound which causes him to lose consciousness. Well, things do keep coming up Chris as our hero finds himself naked and in the pre-apocalyptic past where he gets to see his wife healthy and himself not looking like ten pounds of shit in a two pound sack…but he can’t exactly stroll up and say ‘Hey, how’s it hanging?” We soon discover that Chris was kidnapped by an enigmatic stranger and offered the option to go back in

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Feb 4, 2018
Horror Fuel

Award-Winning Sci-fi Thriller ‘Diverge’ Coming To VOD And iTunes

James Morrison’s award-winning sci-fi thriller Diverge. about a solitary survivor of a deadly virus who is given the chance to reclaim his life by altering his past is heading towards its February release date. Diverge stars Ivan Sandomire (Fluidic), Jamie Jackson (The Greatest Showman), Andrew Sensing (Upstream Color, We Are Still Here), and features a hypnotic new score by the Blair Brothers (Green Room, Hold the Dark). Ivan Sandomire, Jamie Jackson, and Andrew Sensenig produced. In the film, set in the aftermath of a mysterious pandemic that’s turned cities into wastelands, a man desperately searches for a way to cure his ailing wife as she battles a deadly virus. When he is captured by a cryptic stranger, he is offered the chance to save not only his wife but the world. “Equal parts science fiction and morality tale, Diverge tells the story of how the choices of one can have dire consequences for all. “ Following a year-long festival tour

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Jan 24, 2018