Watch Mark Duplass and Sterling K. Brown vibe and survive in this new Biosphere teaser:
Primetime Emmy winners Sterling K. Brown and Mark Duplass are stuck together in the teaser for the end-of-the-world dramedy Biosphere. In Mel Eslyn's surprise Toronto International Film Festival debut, the two stars play long-time best friends who are left as the last men on Earth and forced to survive inside the titular containment facility and evolve to keep humanity going strong.
The two friends' survival is largely thanks to Ray who put his brilliant scientific mind to work creating the perfect biosphere to keep himself and his pal Billy alive and entertained for the foreseeable future. In terms of work ethic, they're definitely different people. While Billy will help with the occasional chore, it's mostly Ray carrying them forward by doing important research or washing dishes while Billy plays video games and lazes around.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Biosphere marks the feature directorial debut of the veteran producer Eslyn who previously served on Hulu's dark comedy The Drop as well as the hit documentary Tony Hawk: Until the Wheels Fall Off. She also wrote and directed multiple individual episodes of the HBO anthology series Room 104 which Duplass and his brother Jay Duplass co-created. The brothers serve as executive producers on Biosphere.
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