Cargo | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

From the producer of The Babadook, and starring Martin Freeman, comes Cargo. Based on the viral short film, this is the story of a man and his infant daughter who are stranded in the middle of a zombie apocalypse in rural Australia. And when he becomes infected, the countdown begins for him to find her protection before he changes forever.

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Cargo | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

[LEELOLKH]

Just watched. All actors acting are incredible including the baby.

[JonathanBlandino]

You knowMartin is a great actor when the comments mention him from various roles not just one. From Hobbit, Fargo, Sherlock, to Black Panther

[mangoboba]

I watched this movie 3 days ago, and I still can’t get over it. It was so good. Martin is one of my favorite actors, and the little baby who played Rosie was too darn cute!

[torybio]

never thought a zombie movie would made me cry so hard

[tinagvardanyan]

One of the most beautiful films I've seen in a while. The ending especially, it is simply breathtaking.

[RedditShortStories]

"Only on Netflix" *Laughs in Pirate*

[JessicaCoss]

Great movie I cried 😭😭😭😭 This is the second zombie movie that made me cried, the first one is Train to Busan .

[yusufsalt]

The babys name is rosie . I'm sherlocked

[Sun-iwpt]

I don't think I've ever watched another zombie movie that felt this agonizing. Almost every scene was too heartbreaking to watch. Thoomi had such sad looking eyes, I felt horrible seeing her in the cage. It was difficult to dislike and dismiss any of the characters.

[emmachapman]

I sobbed and then when rosie had thank u on her i cried even harder. Martin was brillant. Gutted it took me so long to finally watch this.

[jaythedjentleman]

Just finished watching it. It was an amazing movie that really took away from the cliché “lets have survivors kill zombies and run from them the whole time” I could say it was a beautiful story of a dad trying to get his daughter to safety before its too late. Wonderful ending also

[ultraviolence]

I watched this on father's day. Dang, I cried so much. It's a zombie film with so much humanism and heart in it. Martin is such a brilliant actor.

[PeteZajot]

If this is as emotional as the Short film I’m gonna cry

[fiqipraramadhan]

Started binge-watching the zombie films while in a quarantine with this, the hopelessness's portrayed well

[이은서-iz]

After watching this movie, I could tell how much my dad loved his baby.
I think my dad is like that, too.

[Ovatini.T]

I came here because i just finished watching the movie! Its such a sad ending... when the rosie kissed her dad at the end had me crying because she doesn't know what's going on 😭 even sad when he wrote "thank you" on baby's tummy 😭... now you know how much a good parent will do to give the best to their children 👌 good movie by the way 🧡

[philanderer]

Ah, the conclusion to the Fargo - Argo - Cargo trilogy

[pranaypietersen]

The ending is quite emotional. The way toomi used that scent to remind him of his wife before they say him the final 'goodbye'.

[captain_yda]

I saw the short film a few years back and decided to give this one a look and thank god i did! Everything from the storyline to the overall visual quality was just amazing and the ending certainly made me emotional as well. Highly recommend it!

[simonbelmont]

What the hell is Doctor Watson doing here?