First Winter (2012)
First Winter is a 2012 drama movie directed by Benjamin Dickinson, with a running time of 1h 31m. It stars Lindsay Burdge, Paul Manza and Samantha Jacober.
When winter begins, life is serene for a group of new-age Brooklynites living in a remote country farmhouse. Sex, drugs, yoga, and organic cooking absorb their days, safely tucked away from the stresses of urban life. But when a blackout of apocalyptic proportions strands them with no heat and no electricity during the coldest winter on record, their utopian commune is breached by anxiety and their idyllic harmony begins to lose its tune. As time wears on and the food supply dwindles, power struggles, jealousy, and desire threaten the group's ability to work together in order to survive.
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What is First Winter about?
When winter begins, life is serene for a group of new-age Brooklynites living in a remote country farmhouse. Sex, drugs, yoga, and organic cooking absorb their days, safely tucked away from the stresses of urban life. But when a blackout of apocalyptic proportions strands them with no heat and no electricity during the coldest winter on record, their utopian commune is breached by anxiety and their idyllic harmony begins to lose its tune. As time wears on and the food supply dwindles, power struggles, jealousy, and desire threaten the group's ability to work together in order to survive.
When was First Winter released?
First Winter was released on 11 October 2012.
How long is First Winter?
First Winter runs 1h 31m.
Who made First Winter?
First Winter was directed by Benjamin Dickinson.
Where can I watch First Winter?
First Winter is available on Cineverse Amazon Channel, Fandor Amazon Channel, Philo, YouTube TV, Kanopy and Cineverse.
Where to watch First Winter
Stream: Cineverse Amazon Channel, Fandor Amazon Channel, Philo, YouTube TV
Watch free: Kanopy
Watch free with ads: Cineverse
Rent: Apple TV Store, Fandango At Home, Google Play Movies, YouTube
Buy: Apple TV Store, Fandango At Home, Google Play Movies, YouTube
