’28 Years Later’ Director Nia DaCosta Explains What The Bone Temple Means

Nia DaCosta, director of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, recently spoke with MovieWeb about the significance of the film’s central landmark. The bone temple, first seen in Danny Boyle’s 28 Years Later, is a haunting memorial constructed by Kelson using the bones of those who died from the Rage Virus. DaCosta shared that she finds a strange beauty in the temple’s disturbing design.








