Zer01ne

USA • 2010 • 103m •

• Directed by: Kareem N. Gray. • Starring: Jordan Spradley, Jeff Hoferer, Monica Peña, Jay Prichard, Heather Okun, Joe Thackery, Tom Young, Carl Sheffield, Aimee Tolleson, Vince Davis, Jodie Moore, Jason Small, Guinn Powell. • Music by: Aaron Fryklund.

Devon Owens is a talented network engineer who has become obsessed with an extremely enigmatic piece of code buried deep within the data streams of the Internet. Devon has spent every waking free moment attempting to crack the code he has named 01. Through interaction with 01 Devon finds himself, learns what it truly means to be human, and discovers the horrifying truth about the future of mankind.

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Zero One, the debut movie from independent filmmaker, Kareem N.Gray, is a dramatic science fiction piece reminiscent of the feel of The Twilight Zone. Choosing to focus on the story rather than scene after scene of special effects, Kareem and the cast of Zero One were able to take a micro-budget film and fill it with the heart and soul missing from so many of today's big budget hits.

If you are looking for the next big Hollywood tent pole film, you won't find that here. But if you are interested in originality and solid storytelling, then you've come to the right place.

Part sci-fi flick, part study in humanity and the overcoming of one's own weaknesses, Zero One can hold it's own in a multitude of genres, and would be highly recommended for anyone who enjoys a solid, moving story.

Review by thejohnykat from the Internet Movie Database.

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