I didn't really understand why the leader said it wasn't important (the cover-up, I guess, but I didn't know that until I read the canon), and especially why the diggers thought it might be (how did they come to that conclusion?), but I'll comment on the other aspects of the film.
The quality of animation was great, a little bit choppy, but I'm putting that aside seeing as it's BRAWL. I really like the sets of yours, especially the mini-scale station. The digging effects were also well done, and looked good with the animation in general. Overall a good (first) BRAWL film, congratulations on getting it finished on time.

I think this might be the best animation we've seen from you, it's getting smoother with every film you release; it's good to see you improving. As far as story goes, it makes sense one's you've read the background lore, but without it it's a film about keeping you're robot workers motivated; it feels a little aimless. The film would have benefited infinity with another minute of exposition, but I suppose that's the risk of BRAWL. The real strength of the film is it's visual style; it's a nice take on classic space, and it feels really fresh. good job.

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I really like the set design; I'd say it's the best part.  The teleporter effect was really nicely done as well.

As far as the story goes, it does feel rather rushed and incomplete, though it makes a lot more sense after reading the additional canon.  I suppose it's to be expected, given the time constraints.

Still, I enjoyed this film.  I love the visual style.

Is this for the BFCU?

I think you've done one of the best jobs of nicely incorporating the colour mod into the sets and such, which makes the colours of the film looks really nice.

There are a few very noticeable set bumps, though, which stand out especially so thanks to having a green screen backdrop.  It also feels a bit weird that the background isn't blurred enough which doesn't look right.  You probably should have blurred them more or changed your settings around to make the camera have less depth.  The dirt effects also feel a bit out of place because they seem too realistic whist everything around them is moving without any motion blur.

This film is just as curious to me as the colour green is to the characters in this film. I'd like to see more. I liked the jackhammer effects, and the set design was very nicely done, too. Keep up the great work, Jampot! And congrats on making it through your first BRAWL!