IndieWire

‘Biosphere’ Review: Trapped in a Glass Case of Evolution

Editor’s note: This review was originally published at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival. IFC Films releases the film in theaters and on VOD on Friday, July 7. Toward the beginning of ...
The Hollywood Reporter

‘Biosphere’ Review: Sterling K. Brown and Mark Duplass in a Sharp and Unsettling Buddy Comedy

The two actors play lifelong friends who have a lot to deal with in Mel Eslyn's doomsday comedy, premiering in Toronto. By John DeFore Post-apocalyptic survival meets the anxious buddy humor of ...
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'Biosphere' Review - You Have To See Sterling K. Brown’s Sci-Fi Dramedy To Believe It

This review was originally published in 2023. More than any other film you’ll see this year, there is unlikely to be as wonderfully unexpected a work as the one writer-director Mel Eslyn has created ...
Los Angeles Times

High-concept, lo-fi ‘Biosphere’ doesn’t know where to take its interesting premise

There are so many flavors of the apocalypse film, including the bombast and spectacle à la Roland Emmerich and the punky desert chic of a “Mad Max.” But there’s also the lo-fi take, the kind of ...
Chicago Sun-Times

‘Biosphere’: It’s the end of the movie as we know it, and I feel duped

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The New York Times

‘Biosphere’ Review: It’s the End of the World (and They Caused It)

What happens when a petulant, anti-intellectual president destroys the planet and he and his childhood buddy, the brainy one, are the only survivors? By Amy Nicholson When you purchase a ticket for an ...