The Noah (1975)
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70% of users liked it
(64 ratings)
Nuclear warfare has decimated the planet, and as the last surviving member of the human race struggles to maintain his sanity by creating an imaginary companion, his slipping sanity banishes the rules of a bygone society in director Daniel Bourla's haunting "lost" classic. The mushroom… More Nuclear warfare has decimated the planet, and as the last surviving member of the human race struggles to maintain his sanity by creating an imaginary companion, his slipping sanity banishes the rules of a bygone society in director Daniel Bourla's haunting "lost" classic. The mushroom clouds have risen and the modern civilization has fallen, leaving one lone survivor to preside over a devastated land of rubble and ruin. It's all too much for Noah to comprehend though, and in the months that follow the increasingly delusional survivor creates an imaginary friend with whom to share his sorrowful new world. As time wears on and Noah's denial grows right along with the population of his imaginary civilization, the rules of modern society as he once knew it gradually erode into a forgotten whisper of a forgotten world. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
- Directed By
- Daniel Bourla
- Genres
- Classics, Science Fiction & Fantasy
R,
- In Theaters
- Jun 1, 1975 Wide
- On DVD
- Jun 27, 2006
- Studio
- Pathfinder Home Entertainment
Critic Reviews
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Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews
For all its oddity and its haunting effect on our sensibilities, The Noah delivers a conventional anti-war message.
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Phil Hall, Film Threat
An amazing, original and shattering experience. This one is truly a lost classic.
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Cast
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Robert Strauss
as Noah
- Sally Kirkland
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Geoffrey Holder
as Friday
