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Sci-Fi Short Film Antumbra - DUST - Online Premiere

Sci-Fi Short Film Antumbra - DUST - Online Premiere

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Major Remy Barnes is the first astronaut to make contact with extraterrestrials on board of an unidentified flying object in orbit around earth. Antumbra by Boris Schaarschmidt Connect with the Filmmakers: More About Antumbra: Major Remy Barnes is the first astronaut to make contact with extraterrestrials on board of an unidentified flying object in orbit around earth. As he enters the vessel, he loses contact with Mission Control. He decides to continue to explore the eerie ship. Behind an airlock, he finds a mysterious doppelgänger that attacks the baffled astronaut to replace him. As the new Remy Barnes reports back all clear to Mission Control they have no idea and tell him he will celebrate his accomplishment with the president as soon as he returns to earth. Antumbra
Date: 2024-04-01

Comments and reviews: 35


Uh, just one question: How exactly is there a standard gravity present on that orbiting space station, when we see that it is not spinning like the wheel-shaped station in 2001: A Space Odyssey This thing looks similar to the MIR station or the International Space Station, neither of which have/had any means of generating a standard gravity field of any kind. This story appears to be a 'near-future' one, in which such futuristic gravity plating of the decks -- like in STAR TREK -- is still way in the future.
I can see what the filmmakers were trying to accomplish with this short teaser of a movie, but when 'magical gravity' is just conjured up, well, it kinda spoils it for me -- at least a bit. Maybe we've been spoiled by all sorts of better zero-gee depictions in movies like Gravity that otherwise nicely designed sci-fi productions that forego the whole issue of 'gravity' in space requiring realistic solutions and depictions tend, rather, to make us roll our eyes at the impossibilities -- as when a shoot-'em-up has characters fire more rounds than the guns they're firing can actually contain without reloading. It's hard to suspend our disbelief when it's so blatant and obvious an impossibility.
So, for ME, the big mystery isn't what that astronaut discovered in that red-lit section of this space station; it's the mysterious force creating a standard gravity there where there ought not to be one.

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A premise so ridiculous that it could be farce, in fact that’s probably how they should have played this. I get that this is ultra low-budget, and that’s fine but a few different lines of dialogue could have made this far more interesting. Is this first contact or has this happened before The crew is really nonchalant about the events here. The best sci-fi has at least hints of believability.
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I presume this is just an intro to a bigger universe/story
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Alien reproduces and takes over earthlings
Alien terminates investigation, finds no intelligent beings on planet
Alien starts World War and the beginning of the annihilation of civilization. Home control tried to contact him to say he landed on the wrong solar system, a bit late.
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This one is okay. But I see this communication thing so much even in star trek. Someone steps through a door, communications starts to go out. Just keep walking. It'll work itself out. How about stepping back out and see if it's shielding or an actual malfunction. Kind of agree with others, he's not being very smart about exploring an alien vessel.
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A story of forbidden love between two beings,
Before the meeting with the president, Major Remy met secretly with the cosmic love that brought him security and freshness. Major Remy is happily flying towards the new life. fly Remy fly

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Why are so many modern scriptwriters so dumb You don't return back to. You return to or go back to. Well made but an idea that I've seen/read of before. Like a lot of Dust films, it teases but offers no solution.
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Hey, I lost contact, I'm going to approach that strange red light!
Oh wait there's a weird clone of me in here. Oops now the door slammed shut. I fell into the cliche trap!
Too predictable for my liking.

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this is one of those film school pitches that shows up every semester, right up there with giant robot invasion and the alien planet was earth all along. you get a passing grade but no standing ovation: P
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We need smarter astronauts.
Ones that say: Returning to capsule until we can figure out how to maintain better communication
Not: Hmmm. this guy looks a lot like me. I'm gonna get a closer look.

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Modern visibility
Maybe Moderate was meant.
Funny how an alien craft had a compatible docking ring.
No EVA required, no deciphering how to open their hatch.
Interesting premise.

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Am just trying to work out the title compared to the film. Something like the lesser mind is encompassed by the larger mind Despite the fact that the astronaut seems quite dim.
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I love when absurd sounds in the vacuum of space are not added to fly-bys and everything, as dramatic efect, poetic lisense or whatever. Silent ships are beautiful!
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Yeah don't you know that's how NASA does it just send up one space dork fully equipped to get killed because there couldn't possibly be anything dangerous ya know!
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Oof. Again. Lots of money spent on FX and costumes, but story is predictable, done so many times before, and anti-climactic. But would do i know, eh
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That was one of the best 5mins of my life, Thank you all who created this, was better than many full length movies in 5 mins of imagination. Loved it!
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Turns out, the original pilot was a narrow-minded idiot, and the alien imposter brought world peace, love and understanding to humanity.
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Well, as a language teacher, I wish that alien would be so kind as to explain his incredibly rapid method of second language learning!
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Why do movie astronauts wear helmets with lights inside which, in reality, would make it impossible to see out It makes no sense.
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Major Ares can you hear me
Ares Copy that major, come back we'll send a team later
Plot twist, that's wasn't the major

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Nowadays you send a drone with a live feed cam on it. Preferably one that is able to explode with the push of a button.
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And now we know why Mark Kelly the Senator seems so different from Mark Kelly the Astronaut. explains a lot, at this point!
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Prime example of a creator who is good with visuals but can't write original screenplay or dialog to save their life.
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I think if you're going to do actual aliens, it would be costly to make a monster or sentient race look real.
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President wants to meet the guy who checked out a junker in space Not much going on in that universe I guess!
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Loss of contact would have kicked in my security protocols. He is going to be quarantined for quite a while.
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The one thing I learned from watching tons of sci-if movies is that when you lose communication, TURN AROUND!
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i find it funny that live suit cameras appearently dont exist in this universe but human space shuttles do
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That violated so many first contact procedures that the returning shuttle would be shot out of orbit.
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This story reminds me so much at a full length movie I saw a while ago, can't tell which one though.
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In case that comms are down and nobody is answering - go right ahead and keep talking.
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Great graphics but not enough story. dissatisfying on that level despite the nice pictures.
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/The most boring, piece of nonsense video I’ve ever seen of so-called sci-fi’.
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this one is weak. wearing the same suit as him. and what was his question. lmfao
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Introduced my girlfriend to DUST. She doesn't like the lack of endings. Oh well.
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But which one's coming back Is this question the director's intended one for us
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