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From DVD Talk:

Many years after a nuclear holocaust, a small group of young women roam the forests, led by an "old woman" (Beta Ponicanova) who wears military garb and tries to keep the less stable members in the line. The women have little sense of purpose and while away the time in senseless cruelty to the animals they catch. Eventually, they came to a small hotel run by a harmless old man (Ondrej Jarichek), and are charmed into a sense of peace -- momentarily.

Apocalyptic & Post-Apocalyptic Fiction

I think the film we are currently working on is pretty much related to the theme of apocalyptic/post-apocalyptic fiction, so I decided to do some research and write something about it. 

Apocalyptic/Post-Apocalyptic fiction, these two categories are part of sci-fi genre. It has something to do with apocalypticism, which is a religion that believe the world/human civilization/lives on this planet will come to an end very soon. In the world of films and literature, zombies, disastrous outbreak, space plagues, mysterious invasion from outer space and all are also counted into this genre. I think this theme is kinda cool and interesting because I pretty much believe that our advance technology will grant us quite a bad impact someday. Anyway, the word "apocalypse" is actually retrieved from the Greek word which basicallty means the end of the world. So that is like the general idea of this stuff in a nutshell.