Waterborne

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Waterborne

R

2005

1h 18m

Drama

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7 Reviews

44%

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500+ Ratings

In Los Angeles, Ritter (Jon Gries) is a National Guardsman and father. Zach (Christopher Masterson) and Bodi (Jake Muxworthy) are college students. Heera Bhatti (Shabana Azmi) and her son (Ajay Naidu) run a local store. When terrorists contaminate the city's water supply, all of them must contend with the volatile situation. Not only do they face the threat of dehydration, but also the wrath of other desperate citizens. Each group responds differently in their fight for survival.

Kirk Honeycutt

The Hollywood Reporter

04/11/2005

This is definitely a film where style triumphs over substance.

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MaryAnn Johanson

Flick Filosopher

01/02/2008

[S]mart, nicely acted, and it looks great, far sharper and more stylish than its reported $1 million budget would lead you to believe it could be...

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Eric D. Snider

EricDSnider.com

02/12/2006

B-

Even without terrorists, it seems, we may be our own worst enemies. Waterborne makes that point with a compelling, highly watchable story.

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Film Threat

12/06/2005

3.5/5

Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone

TheMovieChicks.com

04/19/2005

3.5/5

The action is kept up-close and personal, focusing on individuals instead of mass hysteria. This sense of immediacy brings the audience closer to the story.

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Film Threat

03/22/2005

3.5/5

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Liam D

@Mediawatcher2003 03/19/2024

A very decent story with some strong acting but at some points it's a bit too style over substance

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04/24/2018

Intriguing premise marred by a low budget and talky script.

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04/23/2016

I really enjoyed this film. Takes a more personal and close up perspective than many similar vein films/tv shows. Some very good performances especially Christopher Berry who made me weep in one scene.

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Frances H

06/04/2013

One very scary movie in the way it shows how easily people can turn against each other when something as vital as water is concerned. It packs a very hard punch for a low budget indie movie, and has a lot to say about the human condition.

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03/29/2013

100%? Were these reviews written by the director? The cinematography is extremely amateurish. There's a theme- really bright overexposed light and twitchy, grainy, highly processed digital video. There's also a highly repetitive, usually inappropriate soundtrack. Something is just.......off.

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01/25/2013

Wonderful movie about overcoming human nature amidst adversity.

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Synopsis

In Los Angeles, Ritter (Jon Gries) is a National Guardsman and father. Zach (Christopher Masterson) and Bodi (Jake Muxworthy) are college students. Heera Bhatti (Shabana Azmi) and her son (Ajay Naidu) run a local store. When terrorists contaminate the city's water supply, all of them must contend with the volatile situation. Not only do they face the threat of dehydration, but also the wrath of other desperate citizens. Each group responds differently in their fight for survival.

Director: Ben Rekhi
Producer: Smriti Mundhra, Taylor Phillips, Salvy Maleki, Ben Rekhi
Screenwriter: Ben Rekhi
Production Co: Drops Entertainment
Rating: R (Drug Content|Some Violence|Language)
Genre: Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (DVD): Feb 21, 2006
Runtime: 1h 18m