1. Alarmingly frank but refreshingly optimistic, Containment tells a great many inconvenient truths but its coda assures us that all is not lost. What happens when an epidemic breaks out, but you're kept in the dark?

Containment. Anything can happen. I to Die, You to Live 40m. When a deadly virus hits Atlanta, the police and the Centers for Disease Control must work together to limit both the outbreak and the public's panic. With Louise Brealey, Sheila Reid, Lee Ross, Billy Postlethwaite. Slowly the residents realize that they will all die unless they come together. Pilot 42m. —Addie Morfoot, Variety.

As the government clamps down ever tighter on the containment zone, seething violence and desperate escape plots take root inside it. 2.

Containment, about the scientific, moral and philosophical problems that surround the disposition of nuclear waste, is sure to spark a national debate. Directed by Neil Mcenery-West.
Season 1. Release year: 2016.