The Remainder Man

In The Remainder Man, Jack's fixation on nuclear armageddon drives him to take drastic measures. He confines his wife, Ellen, and their children in a fallout shelter located in their garden, hoping to ride out the impending disaster. This 65-minute film delves into the psychological impact of living under the constant threat of annihilation.

As a TV movie from the early 1980s, it reflects the anxieties of its era, particularly related to nuclear warfare. The film features performances by Sheila Hancock, Antony Brown, Nick Reding, and Valerie Whittington, capturing the tension and emotional strain within a family facing a perceived apocalypse. The unique premise and setting make it a noteworthy entry for collectors of television history and drama films.