World War Z
2013 film directed by Marc Forster
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World War Z is an action film[1][2][3], adventure film[1][2][3], and zombie film[1][2][3]. It additionally functions as a thriller film[1][2][3], apocalyptic film[1][2][3], and science fiction film[1][2][3].
Key Facts
- Director: Marc Forster[3]
- Screenwriter: Matthew Michael Carnahan[4], Drew Goddard[5], Damon Lindelof[6], J. Michael Straczynski[7], Max Brooks[8]
- Composer: Marco Beltrami[9]
- Genre: action film[10], adventure film[11], zombie film[12], thriller film[13], apocalyptic film[14], science fiction film[15], post-apocalyptic film[16], drama film[17], horror film[18]
- Based on: World War Z[19]
- Followed by: World War Z 2[20]
- Cast member: Brad Pitt[21], James Badge Dale[22], Matthew Fox[23], David Morse[24], Eric West[25], Daniella Kertesz[26], Mireille Enos[27], David Andrews[28], Ludi Boeken[29], Moritz Bleibtreu[30], Fana Mokoena[31], Féodor Atkine[32], Lucy Russell[33], Elyes Gabel[34]
- Producer: Brad Pitt[35], Dede Gardner[36], Ian Bryce[37], Jeremy Kleiner[38]
- Production company: Plan B Entertainment[39], Paramount Pictures[40], Skydance Media[41], GK Films[42]
- Director of photography: Robert Richardson[43], Ben Seresin[44]
- Original language of film or TV show: English[45]
- Commons category: World War Z[46]
- Distribution format: video on demand[47]
- Review score: 6.2[48], 63/100[49], 67%[50]
- Color: color[51]
- Country of origin: United Kingdom[52], United States[53]
- Publication date: June 2, 2013[54], June 21, 2013[55], June 27, 2013[56], July 3, 2013[57]
- Distributed by: Paramount Pictures[58], UIP-Dunafilm[59], Netflix[60]
- Narrative location: Newark[61], New Jersey[62], New York City[63], Atlantic Ocean[64], Jerusalem[65], Camp Humphreys[66], Wales[67], Philadelphia[68], Freeport[69]
Why It Matters
World War Z has Wikipedia articles in 28 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[70] It is known by 19 alternative names across languages and contexts.[71]