Burrow
A former soldier faces forbidden emotions when a new traveler arrives. Ideal for fans of post-apocalyptic and character-driven dramas.
Genres: Drama
Cast
- Cast member 1
- Cast member 2
Your Status
Burrow
Where to Watch
We can't seem to find any streaming sources for Burrow
Overview
Believing himself to be one of the last survivors left in the wake of extinction, an ex-war soldier finds unexpected comfort with the arrival of a weary traveler, forcing him to reckon with his long avoided sexuality.
My Friends' Ratings
None of your friends have rated this yet.
Cast
Full Cast & CrewFeatured Comments/Tips
None of your fellow streamers have left comments/tips yet.
Featured User Reviews
I don’t know about you, but if I’d been stuck out in the wilderness on my own for six years, believing myself to be the last man on earth, I’m not too sure I’d care if the next person I met was man, woman or vegetable when it came to a desire for sex. Therefore I don’t really know what is to be read into this short story about former soldier “John” (Christian Coulson) who quite literally stumbles upon “Arian” (Marc Crousillat) lying amidst the undergrowth. He takes him back to his home (where there appears to be electricity and gas for the stove) and they chat. His new friend is a former ballet dancer on his way cross-country to rendezvous with his parents, so they agree that if he helps him hunt next day, “John” will provide “Arian” with supplies for his journey. At the point of departure, though, something unexpected occurs. What I did like were the presence of the snakes, intercut throughout the story, that suggested to me something devilish was afoot. Otherwise, though, it’s just too short to do justice to what I think it wanted to say about the effects of loneliness and isolation on “John”.
