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Sci-Fi Short Film Interlude - DUST

Sci-Fi Short Film Interlude - DUST

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
An inventor on the brink of fulfilling his life's work finally faces the truth behind the machine he is building. Interlude directed by Savvas Stavrou Written by Nathan D'Arcy Roberts Director's Statement: The lm was produced for the Sci-Fi London Festival’s 48 Hour Film Challenge, where the festival provides a brief to over 300 lmmakers in the UK (a prop, a title and a line of dialogue) and gives them 48 hours to complete and submit their lm. INTERLUDE won the Challenge with the Best Film Award, and was made entirely in 43 hours from initial brief, to script writing, prep, production and post production. I was passionate about creating a sci- lm without the use of any visual effects, a sci- lm that was about humanity rather than technology. It is a story about family and the innite power of love set against a science ction backdrop
Date: 2024-04-01

Comments and reviews: 35


Much better than the other shorts that Dust offers, the other shorts were incomprehensible but this one manages to enthrall, reel in the audience's sympathy and lays a bombshell of a twist. It even makes snide sideways remarks about child-snatchers in cheap suits and opens up a world of social injustice. Loved it unlike the other fillers' that dust offers.
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That was brilliant! Very touching and when she said DAD. I lost it, I had tears knowing where this was going. I would love to see this as a full blown movie to where I could be open about the death of my father.
The actors were excellent, playing off one another with that family unit is and was so gripping.

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At first, I was skittish about watching this because there is a film set in the Axanar universe with this title that is said to be coming out soon.
I'm a sucker for a poison pen story, but this one seems to have good enough writing to take on the mantle.
Thanks, all.

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A love like this.
Knows NO boundaries.
I thought once.
maybe twice.
I was in one.
(Pray for me, please)
This micro-drama was
excellent and so was
the acting.
The desperation was
palatable.
5 Stars.
Durasaxon is Richard

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One of the things I really enjoy about watching these movie shorts is that when you think you know what's going on and have the plot figured out they instantly change direction and go to something completely different. Just wish it was a longer movie.
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So she was using the interlude machine to get into his dream where he dreams about making an interlude machine Why didn't she say that from the start, only pretended to be a social service worker
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Same memory. So the daughter was apparently real not just a symbol of the subconscious mind. So, where is she Did she die since they didn't mention her but the toy was right there.
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Wow really amazing. The twist was really good. The daughter woke up and now the dad is in the same condition. So now it's her daughter's turn to wake him up.
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So beautiful and well acted! Watch it once for the twist and then watch it again and again for the emotional resonance. Just lovely, thank you for this!
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Wow, Savvas Stavrou and Nathan D'Arcy Roberts did a wonderful job on this project. I understand why they were awarded for it! Huzzah!
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Wow! I've watched a lot of these shorts and this one is by far the best yet. Excellent work, Nathan D'Arcy Roberts and Savvas Stavrou!
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Nice twist toward the end. Well done! I'd like to see this storyline played out farther as it has a lot of potential possibilities.
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Why is it that there are so many talented filmmakers and actors featured on DUST but instead so many lousy Hollywood sci-fi movies
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2. 0 Nothing good Ever comes from guessing that she was his daughter in the real world and she interluded with him.
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You have arrived. A beautiful film very well made in all regards. There is nothing more to say except thank you.
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Good writing! I only wish that more filmmakers would break free from the shakycam esthetic. It gets tiring.
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This is why I love science fiction. At its core, it makes you feel at the same time as it makes you think.
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to bad is to short. Damn good story. i think its first or second time when i can say Well done!
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Oh Snap! Stuff like that doesn't usually catch me off gaurd. well played Dust. well played.
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Gut wrenching emotions and a didn't-see-it-coming twist, in a 3 minute 55 second piece.
Wow.

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I only realized the whole thing was 4 minutes after scrolling down for comments. Bravo.
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I quicky download a bunch of these to watch later on my phone. I'm collecting Dust.
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A little figure background reversal. Twilight Zone esque.
The old professor

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If I'm thinking right than that snail toy might be related to her feelings with her dad.
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That was clever, in 4 minutes, incredible. What a short story needs to be.
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These are so much better than ANY of the current blockbuster Hollywood movies!
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This is awesome, I'm watching it a second time! Would like to see a part 2 to this.
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Unexpected. Well done film. The ending actually drew me in and I wanted more.
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Idk. Something about this did not appeal to me. I can't put a finger on what it is.
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Can I buy that winding toy snail somewhere Best actor in a supporting role!
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great story, great script and great acting! best >5min short i've seen!
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What would teslar do That's dumb. The film had good vibes u until that line
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Wooow, 4 minutes and i feel like i just watch a Dark Mirror episode
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Brilliantly constructed little film. Four quality minutes. Bravo!
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Life is nothing but a dream in reality we are the nightmare of the self
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