Terminus is a 2015 Australian science-fiction drama film directed by Marc Furmie, who wrote it with Shiyan Zheng and Gabriel Dowrick.

Terminus tells the story of David, a small-town American who has a near-fatal accident after coming in contact with a meteorite.

A doctor informs Annabelle that David inexplicably has two functioning kidneys even though records show that one was removed in the past to transplant into his wife, which was rejected by her body - presumably leading to her death.

While protesting the advancing war amid reports that Russia, China, and France have threatened retaliation against the U.S. push into Iran, Zach experiences pain in his amputated leg.

As the conflict in Iran escalates, David comes to believe the structure will save Annabelle from the oncoming nuclear war.

David helps Zach and Annabelle into the structure, apologizes for not being able to join them, and seals them in it just as a nuclear war begins.

When Zach and Annabelle emerge, having been apparently cryogenically suspended, the world is in ruins apart from the structure - rusted and overgrown with vegetation and insect life suggesting that centuries have passed.

[4] The worldwide rights were acquired by Vertical Entertainment,[5] and the film was made available globally on digital platforms on the US theatrical launch of 22 January 2016.

"[7] This "low-key" trait, however, was seen as a positive by Quiet Earth, who praised the film: "With a stripped-down, minimal aesthetic, focus on developing characters and relationships, and an ever-present sense of tension, doom, and dread... it essentially stands as an enjoyably creative and well-executed thriller, with plenty of original ideas and several eye-catching performances.