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A man (Rudolf Martin) wakes up in the desert, a black hood over his head, his hands tied to his back. He is saved by a woman (Heather Ankeny) and her son, and when he recovers he realizes he’s suffering from total amnesia. The only clue to his identity is a scrap of paper with the name Manny Elder on it. He leaves the woman and her son and goes on a journey to discover who he is – or was.
PIG is an independent sci-fi mystery film about who we are – are we the sum of our experiences and memories? Could we live on without our memories? Or would we live like shadows of ourselves, doomed to search for what was lost until we discover the past or die trying? PIG‘s hero tries to find out who he was, and he meets people who claim to know him, but something feels wrong – like in a David Lynch movie, nothing and nobody is what it seems to be. And why is the Man’s journey starting again, and again, taking a similar, but not exactly the same course every time?
Watch the movie to find the answers!
Span is an independent hard science fiction movie dated after the destruction of humankind on Earth. The generation ship CHARYBDIS is on it’s way to a distant star, the seed of a new humankind in it’s freezing chambers, with a small crew that has one goal: Save Humanity, regardless of the cost. But the crew members are not humans, they are clones with a five year lifespan, condemned to die and be reborn over and over again, until the CHARYBDIS reaches it’s destination.
Sounds a bit like Moon or Sunshine, with some Blade Runner and Alien elements – call me officially excited. I want to see this movie!
You can participate in making this movie and become an associate producer yourself – learn more at indiegogo.
Ultra-low-budget Science Fiction movie about FBI-agent Sally Biggs (Alesandra Durham) who has the ability to rewind time. When her scientist husband disappears, timespace paradoxes occur, strange forces from the future appear and the fabric of reality itself is endangered.
What exactly is a 95er, and what is the Chronos Protectorate? The finished film will tell, and there is good reason to believe the answer will be exciting!
The Fockers (Ben Stiller, Dustin Hoffman, Barbra Streisand, Teri Polo) and the Byrnes’ (Robert de Niro, Blythe Danner) and Kevin (Owen Wilson) are all back, and they are joined by Jessica Alba, Laura Dern and Harvey Keitel this time. With that star power and one great (Meet the Parents) and one decent (Meet the Fockers) film before, what can go wrong?
Unfortuntely, the answer is: Everything.
Where Meet the Parents and Meet the Fockers where funny and witty, Little Fockers is rude and stale. The gags are lame, tasteless and unfunny, the plot is dumb and bland, what should be entertaining is just embarassing. For completists only, and the second star just for sentimental reasons. Avoid.
Megamind (Will Ferrell), a super-intelligent alien, comes to earth on the same day as Metro Man (Brad Pitt). While Metro Man is the born hero, Megamind’s destiny seems to be that of a super villain. Growing up, Megamind is constantly losing against Metro Man – until he finally kills his nemesis. But what is a super villain without a superhero?
Colorful and quite funny, pointlessly in 3D, but not very original, Megamind is fun to watch but has it’s flaws. Megamind hardly offers anything that you don’t have seen in other superhero movies, the plot may be a bit too complicated for the target audience, and while it’s entertaining, there’s something missing. If you want to watch just one animated superhero movie, then make it The Incredibles.
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