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28 Years Later is a 2025 post-apocalyptic coming-of-age horror film produced and directed by Danny Boyle and written by Alex Garland. The third instalment in the 28 Days Later film series, following 28 Days Later (2002) and 28 Weeks Later (2007), it stars Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Alfie Williams in his feature film debut, and Ralph Fiennes.

Plans for a third film began shortly after the release of 28 Weeks Later. The project had numerous delays over the years regarding conflicts over the franchise film rights, stalling it into development hell. Development gained traction in 2024, when series producer Andrew Macdonald bought the rights to the first film back from Searchlight Pictures, which he then sold to Sony Pictures on the provision the studio agreed to fund sequels. 28 Years Later marks the returns of Boyle, Garland and cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle to the series, all of whom worked on the first film, with original star Cillian Murphy also serving as executive producer. It was shot back-to-back with its sequel 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, set to be released in January 2026.

28 Years Later was released in the United Kingdom and the United States by Columbia Pictures through Sony Pictures Releasing on 20 June 2025. The film received generally positive reviews from critics and has grossed $150 million worldwide against its budget of $60 million.

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STORY

In 2002, during the initial outbreak of the Rage Virus, a young boy named Jimmy Crystal flees his house in the Scottish Highlands as his family are attacked by the infected. He takes refuge in the local church with his father, a minister, but finds him praying in ecstasy, since he interprets the virus as a harbinger of the end times and the Day of Judgement. Jimmy’s father bequeaths him a cross necklace and helps him to safety before submitting to the infected as they break in.

Twenty-eight years after its second outbreak, the Rage Virus has been eradicated from continental Europe, while the British Isles remain under indefinite quarantine with few survivors. A civilised community has subsisted on the holy island of Lindisfarne, defended naturally from Great Britain by a causeway that floods with the tide. Among them are Jamie, a scavenger; his wife, Isla, who has an unknown mentally debilitating illness; and their 12-year-old son, Spike. Jamie and Spike cross to mainland Britain for a coming-of-age hunting ritual.

On the mainland, the pair find an infected tied up and branded with the name “Jimmy”, and they encounter a large pack of infected led by an “Alpha”, an evolved infected that is stronger and more intelligent. They are forced into taking shelter overnight in the attic of a run-down cottage, where Spike observes foreign boats on quarantine patrol and a fire further inland. When the attic suddenly collapses, the Alpha pursues Jamie and Spike across the partially inundated causeway, until the village sentries defeat it with a ballista.

The village throws a party for Spike in celebration of his first infected kill. Spike becomes upset at Jamie’s embellishment of their trip and leaves, discovering Jamie’s affair with Rosie, the village schoolteacher. Back at home, he discusses the fire with family friend Sam, who reveals the existence of Dr Ian Kelson, a former GP in exile. The next morning, Spike confronts Jamie over his unwillingness to seek medical care for Isla, as well as his infidelity. Jamie insists that Kelson, obsessed with corpses, is too mentally unstable to help. Unconvinced, Spike plans to take his mother off the island. He covertly sets fire to a barn to distract the locals as he sneaks with Isla to the mainland.

Taking shelter in a ruined church, Spike falls asleep on watch and is attacked by an infected, but Isla kills it in a dissociative state. The next day, Spike and Isla are rescued from a pack of infected by Swedish Navy seaman Erik Sundqvist, the sole survivor from a stranded NATO quarantine patrol boat, who joins their expedition. Isla discovers a pregnant infected and helps it to deliver a seemingly uninfected baby girl. Erik shoots the infected mother when she lunges at them and threatens to kill Isla and Spike alongside the newborn if they do not let him kill it, believing it to be infected, however the Alpha father appears and decapitates him.

Dr Kelson appears and subdues the Alpha, who he has named Samson, with a blowgun and morphine-xylazine dart. Kelson leads the group to a monument he has constructed out of human bones recovered from cremation. He explains the funerary concept of memento mori, expresses his disappointment at the villagers’ misunderstanding of his undertaker-like efforts, and incorporates Erik’s skull into the monument.

Examining Isla in the night, Kelson deduces that she has terminal cancer. As Spike struggles with the news, Kelson consoles him, advising him to remember his mother’s love. Isla accepts her mortality and arranges her euthanasia, after which Kelson gives her skull to Spike to stand at the top of the monument.

When Samson infiltrates the sanctuary, Spike fends him off, saving Kelson’s life. Kelson encourages Spike to go home with the infant telling Spike memento amoris. Instead, Spike leaves her at the village gate and returns to the mainland, still disillusioned. Jamie reads a note from Spike that reveals he has named the girl after Isla and promises he will return when he is ready. Jamie tries to follow but is blocked by the rising tide.

Twenty-eight days later, as Spike is pursued by a pack of infected, he is rescued by a cult styled after tracksuit-wearing Jimmy Savile, and greeted by their leader, an adult Jimmy, with his now inverted cross necklace.

CAST

Alfie Williams as Spike, Jamie and Isla’s 12-year-old son
Jodie Comer as Isla, Jamie’s wife who is battling a mysterious illness
Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Jamie, a scavenger and Isla’s husband
Ralph Fiennes as Dr Ian Kelson, a former doctor and survivor of the outbreak
Edvin Ryding as Erik Sundqvist, a Swedish soldier
Chi Lewis-Parry as “Samson”, a physically imposing Alpha leader of the infected
Christopher Fulford as Sam, a friend of Jamie’s and a resident on the island
Stella Gonet as Jenny, a member of the island’s leadership council
Jack O’Connell as Sir Jimmy Crystal, the leader of the Jimmy Savile-inspired “Jimmy” cult and a survivor of the original outbreak.
- Rocco Haynes as Young Jimmy

PRODUCTION

Development

In June 2007, Fox Atomic confirmed development on a third 28 Days Later film, dependent upon the financial performance of 28 Weeks Later following its home video release. In July of the same year, Danny Boyle said that the story for a third instalment had been mapped out. By October 2010, Alex Garland stated that due to differences involving the film rights, the project had been delayed. In January 2011, Boyle stated that he believed the project would be realised, confirming further developments for the story. By April 2013, however, the filmmaker expressed uncertainty as to whether the movie would be made. In January 2015, Garland addressed the project’s status, confirming that while it had fallen into development hell there were serious discussions going on behind the scenes to produce the project. Reiterating that development was progressing, he stated that the script he was working on was tentatively be titled 28 Months Later. In June 2019, Boyle confirmed that he and Garland had been working on the third instalment. In March 2020, Imogen Poots expressed interest in reprising her role from 28 Weeks Later, followed by Cillian Murphy in May 2021.

In November 2022, Boyle, Garland and Murphy all indicated their interest in making a sequel to 28 Days Later. In June 2023, Boyle and Garland expressed in collaboration their intentions to “seriously” and “diligently” see the project enter production; while announcing that the script was now titled 28 Years Later, acknowledging the years it had taken to be developed. Boyle stated that he would like to serve as director, unless Garland chooses to. By July of the same year, Murphy stated that he had recently discussed the possibility of a third film with Boyle; once again expressing interest in reprising his role if Boyle and Garland return to the franchise in their creative roles.

In January 2024, it was announced that a third film titled 28 Years Later was officially in development; with plans for the project to be the first of a new trilogy of sequels. Danny Boyle directed the first instalment, with a script written by Alex Garland; while the latter will also write the scripts for each of the planned sequels. Boyle, Garland, Andrew Macdonald, and Peter Rice will serve as producers. In February of the same year, Murphy discussed his potential involvement with the project; that same month, Macdonald had bought back the rights to the first film from Searchlight Pictures, promptly selling it to Sony Pictures for future distribution, as well as rights to future sequels. In March 2024, Garland confirmed that he is writing a trilogy of sequel films. The following month, Garland stated the film Kes was a major influence on his work for 28 Years Later. Murphy was revealed as an executive producer later that month.

The film was produced by Columbia Pictures, and DNA Films, with funding support from TSG Entertainment.