Director: Xavier Gens

The Divide is a chilling post-apocalyptic thriller that explores human survival in the face of utter collapse. The film begins with a nuclear attack on New York City, leaving a group of strangers—seeking refuge in the basement of their apartment building—facing an uncertain future. Led by the pragmatic and increasingly desperate Gavin (Michael Biehn), the survivors include a variety of personalities, from the resourceful Eva (Lauren German) to the emotionally broken Marilyn (Milo Ventimiglia).

As they endure the brutal and confined conditions, the survivors must contend with food and water shortages, increasing tension, and the psychological toll of their situation. The film dives deep into the descent of humanity, exploring themes of morality, power, and the darkness within as the group fractures under pressure. As the environment outside grows ever more hostile and their survival increasingly uncertain, they are forced to make horrific choices. The Divide paints a grim picture of how quickly civility can break down when the veneer of society is stripped away, revealing the raw and unsettling instincts for survival at the heart of every human being.