"Biosphere" is self-contained, just two actors and a single setting. But critic Bob Mondello says that doesn't keep the film from being about grand themes, including the end of the world as we ...

And then two things happen, and we will tread lightly here because “Biosphere” contains one of the most surprising and disturbing and sure to be polarizing twists of any movie in recent years.

Strong performances by Sterling K. Brown and Mark Duplass and a smart script aren't enough to elevate producer Mel Eslyn's apocalyptic feature directing debut.

‘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 ...

Without major spoilers: Biosphere centers on two men, trapped in a bunker, outliving the end of the world as we know it.What's happened to Earth is not directly revealed, and frankly isn't really ...

Mark Duplass, Sterling K. Brown and director Mel Eslyn of 'Biosphere' discuss the big male pregnancy twist in the new movie on demand and in theaters.

IFC Films has acquired the North American rights to “Biosphere,” a sci-fi film from Mel Eslyn starring Sterling K. Brown and Mark Duplass.The film, which premiered at the Toronto Film Festival ...

Because of Biosphere 2, we now know what not to do on Mars and elsewhere. Don’t mix your farm area with your living space; keep it in a separate dome. Don’t rely on plants to supply all your ...