In 2012, a devastating war between humans and aliens left the earth a nuclear wasteland. 200 years later the descendants of both civilizations have returned in search of treasure and lost artifacts. After landing their ship on the abandoned planet, three galactic thieves, Kaynin (Ryken Zane), Rune (Albertossy Espinoza) and Archer (Justin Brusca) descend into an underground city. Soon a series of mechanical malfunctions leaves them trapped inside the vast structure below, fighting for their lives as a sinister figure lurks in the shadows. Hidden in the rubble and debris lie the clues to the planet's final days and, in order to survive, they must unravel their meaning before time runs out.더 읽기…
Winner: 2010 New York International Independent Film & Video Festival (Best International Feature Film - Sci-Fi).
설명:
1 videodisc (92 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
세부사항:
NTSC.; DVD; Region 3; Dolby digital; Stereo.; anamorphic.
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책임:
Red Fortress Entertainment presents in association with Liechtenstein Films ; screenplay by Brian Neil ; directed by R. Christian Anderson.
초록:
In 2012, a devastating war between humans and aliens left the earth a nuclear wasteland. 200 years later the descendants of both civilizations have returned in search of treasure and lost artifacts. After landing their ship on the abandoned planet, three galactic thieves, Kaynin (Ryken Zane), Rune (Albertossy Espinoza) and Archer (Justin Brusca) descend into an underground city. Soon a series of mechanical malfunctions leaves them trapped inside the vast structure below, fighting for their lives as a sinister figure lurks in the shadows. Hidden in the rubble and debris lie the clues to the planet's final days and, in order to survive, they must unravel their meaning before time runs out.
I enjoyed this film very much. I was put off by the story of the agent who wonders what happened to the film maker, his cast and crew, but once I saw the actual core sci-fi story, it was like a whole new world opened up. I thought the screenplay (Brian Delizareaux), mystery, direction (R. Christian... 더 읽기…
I enjoyed this film very much. I was put off by the story of the agent who wonders what happened to the film maker, his cast and crew, but once I saw the actual core sci-fi story, it was like a whole new world opened up. I thought the screenplay (Brian Delizareaux), mystery, direction (R. Christian Anderson), and premise were fascinating. I enjoyed gathering the clues along the way and putting them together to figure out what the plot line was saying. I agree that this film is not for everyone and it was requires that the viewer pay unusually close attention to details and visual cues, but when I did, I got into the film and even found myself pulling out paper and pencil to jot down what I found along the way. The special effects of the space vehicles was quite good (especially considering the small budget), the alien cyborg was particularly well done, and I think it the direction and acting was commendable. I didn't care for the detached and deconstructed music and didn't care for the secret agent in the opening scene, but the main part of the film made up for this weakness and was fun and enjoyable. Be warned, it's very experimental and moves a bit slowly, but if you stick with it, you may find it to be as fascinating as I did. I have watched it twice now and still got something out of it in the second viewing. I hope this becomes a video game! Lots to work with here. Peace out!
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