00:00If we're going to follow a film like 28 years later,
00:02you've got to come up with something interesting.
00:04And this was really original.
00:07The Bone Temple, which Nia DaCosta's directed,
00:09is so extraordinarily intense.
00:13Nia has her own identity and a way of going about things.
00:16I was very impressed.
00:17I wanted to do a different approach.
00:19Are you ready?
00:23The Bone Temple steps back into what people love about 28
00:26days later.
00:27In a world like this, where everyone's
00:31fending for themselves and the societal structures don't exist,
00:34some people choose anarchy and violence,
00:36and some people choose love.
00:39It's a tale of confrontation.
00:44Kelson identifies in Samson some glimmer of human awareness.
00:53This is interesting.
00:54I think immediately the doctor in him, the curious scientist in him,
00:58is going, what is going on here?
01:00I've been developing an idea about the nature of the infection.
01:04Might it mean that there's a way out?
01:06Could it mean that there's an answer?
01:08No.
01:09A leap into the unknown.
01:10Never mind.
01:11No!
01:11The噪ore shall scream in hell.
01:14The噪ore shall scream in hell.
01:20The噪ore shall scream in hell.
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