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Realive

2017·1h 52m·Not Rated
DramaSci-Fi
IMDb Rating
★ 5.9/10
5,736 votes
Metascore
59
Metacritic

Marc will die of cancer and chooses cryogenic freeze and hopes to be thawed, when there's a solution to his condition. He's the first human brought back 68 years later. Can he adapt mentally and physically?

Realive is a 2017 drama sci-fi movie directed by Mateo Gil, starring Barry Ward, Oona Chaplin, Charlotte Le Bon. It holds an IMDb rating of 5.9/10 from 5,736 votes and runs 1h 52m.

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Director
Mateo Gil
Stars
Barry Ward
Oona Chaplin
Charlotte Le Bon
Tom Hughes
Creators
Mateo Gil
Details
2017-10-10
112 min
Movie
Not Rated
★ Belgium, France, Spain
★ English
Keywords
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