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Sci-Fi Short Film Outpost - DUST Exclusive

Sci-Fi Short Film Outpost - DUST Exclusive

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
When the final Citizen of Earth's interplanetary research and diplomacy program finally makes first contact, he's forced to not only protect humanity, but that which makes him human: love. Outpost by Justin Giddings & Ryan Patrick Welsh #SciFi #DUST #ShortFilm #Exclusive
Date: 2024-04-01

Comments and reviews: 35


The Questions Presented, fellow students of the human condition, are: Will a man fall in love with an android on a 5 year space mission if that android is not built, shall we say, anatomically correct And if the android is, in fact, rendered into a perfect, anatomically human woman, how could that man not have fallen in love with the android during that time And how would this conflict with his mission profile and the directive that she must be abandoned if injured, or left behind abruptly at the end of his mission time So many questions. Not answered here, but a beautiful, thoughtful film nonetheless.
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I have to say I thought the storyline could have been improved. He's willing to risk some very advanced vastly different alien culture that's already destroyed his outpost getting access to the rest of humanity on the other side of the portal because of his feelings towards this android I'm glad she self-destructed to save mankind. I think a better ending would have been to have him be wise enough to agree with the android, then emit his primal scream after she did the right thing.
Also, that android had the best popka ever designed into an artificial being.

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I've been looking for one of Dust's other shorts, or at least I'm pretty sure it was Dust. If anyone knows what I'm talking about, even if you can only give me a clue, PLEASE help!
SPOILER ALERT. for this other video I'm trying to find again)
I remember it was about a ship in orbit around a planet with rings, that didn't used to have them. The only other details I remember clearly is the ending, where one of the characters, having used an escape pod, finds himself among thousands of other copies of himself escape pod, which make up the planet's rings.

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Neural Link Port is such fantasy. For some reason, humans tend to speed up and start acting impatient, basically more like robots than patient listening, communicative beings. More like response tapes with zero thought just keyword bologna. Interesting paths to the future of technology, yet lacking and more dangerously, canceling out herds of circles and groups. Keyword dance via social media by those 'human hackers' is very disturbing and disruptive. I hope the future is more than just response times.
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Just food for thought, but a civilization that can make a female android that not only self-aware, but capable of genuine emotion and forming true attachments doesn't NEED to decommission them. That civilization is advanced enough that it can transfer their android consciousness to a genetically engineered organic body, and would take steps to limit their artificial intelligence units specifically to avoid having that issue. Just planting seeds for the sequel.
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I used to love my Father's collection of old Sci Fi magazines - Astounding and the like. I feel like Dust is their equivalent in 2022.
This story is outstanding - simple, but effective. And when the credits rolled and I felt a little disappointed at the incompleteness - well, you got my back, as they say!
Thank you.

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Ok, so it's the 10th time I've watched this short (I'm a sucker for a good sci-fi story. But waiting for the continuation of the story. Part II, in his space travels, Gordon comes upon an unfinished, unused android body, Aria transfers her sentient consciousness inside, finishes the work, and. Take it away!
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Always amuses me when somebody uses a weapon, then drops it afterwards, still can't figure out the logic in that.
Otherwise that wasn't bad at all and has potential for something bigger.
Does anyone remember the film of the same title in 2008, that was a well made survival horror, on a low budget.

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Yet another Dust episode that presents us with Here's another scenario that would never reasonably happen but here it is to pull on your heartstrings. Meh. Unimpressed. You wanna hit my heart Present something I feel might actually one day happen and make it sad.
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Elevating the twisted and perverted to the level of normality: a sad and accurate take on the disconnectedness of a tech obsessed society. So. do blow-up dolls and steely-dans now have rights as people, because the lonely and rejected can't get a date
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i usually like the short films on dust and i like this one. however, ther is a bit of dumb behavior. waiting for the thing to make a move and not get away, was only for the sake of the film.
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Well, after all that exposition in the opening minutes, you knew Gordon would be one of the last things she said. Still, very nice. Creative, mostly well-written, decently acted and nicely shot. 3. 8/5.
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I've been binge watching these Dust shorts, and all I gotta say is this: No more dead robots.
This was a beautiful story, but if I keep tearing up every 15-30 minutes I'll get severely dehydrated.

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Lovey-Dovey, Kissy-Kissy space operetta. The girly robot didn't act like a robot, only a girly. Ummm. .. a rather flimsy premise to base your space odyssey on. Good technical work though.
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Outstanding. The best short-film by DUST I've had the pleasure to watch. Wonderful effects, superb acting. I cried when A. R. I. A. let go. His cry was so heartfelt. More, please.
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very well done. may be you could take it to kick starter to raise money for a full feature film. I would love to see an expansion on the story and the visuals are well done.
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Good film. His grief was palpable I felt it. She downloaded herself into his head. Well when he says he can hear voices, it’s really true.
The acting was magnificent!

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This has all the making of a feature length movie. My respect for the writers, the filmmaking team and the cast. Excellent work! On every level. Thank you for sharing this.
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Beautiful. I’d love to read the story, watch the movies, that gives life to the entire story. Very nice work, including two talented actors. Thank you.
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There is a woman I would live for, and die for. If one has ever loved, you have encapsulated that universal tableu of selfless love. Thank you.
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One of the best, nothing more I can say that has not already been said. Superb acting, storyline and effects. beautifully made.
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I've binged on Dust (hehehe, now that sounds dodge) for the past two days and this is one of the weaker efforts I've seen.
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Wow. His primal scream was 100% believable!
I really thought he was going to let her go in the hallway. Nice surprise!

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10: 17 looks like shes about to run straight into the wall right before the cut lol. very cool production though liked it
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I absolutely love flirting with the person who is the one for u. The Cat and mouse game makes the catching so much better
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Wow! I am not a huge sci fi fan, and frankly, I think a lot of stuff on DUST is a bit embarrassing. But THIS is REALLY fine work!
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Better then a real women much better
AI will replace these horrible feminists.
Men have had enough with women's BS.

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Great short but I found the beyond was more interesting than the love story. What happens if Our kind learns about them
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That was such a great movie. I find it amazing how you made me believe in the story, self sacrifice and well, love.
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If anyone else is curious about the composer, it's Sean Giddings, and it's an original score for this movie.
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Loved it. But there absolutrly no need to drop the thingy containing the record about the aliens.
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She downloaded herself into his neuralink; that was the spark just before she died.
right

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Great show, but terrible volume, I couldn't hear most of it. My volume works fine otherwise.
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is that drooling lady supposed to be a robot I don't buy it. Pity for the excellent visuals
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But she didn't physically leave. she couldn't do whatever she had to do, you know, remotely lol
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