Well, I saw this the other day, so if I mis-remember something, sorry.

It's an interesting concept, and the scientist posing as the man's brain was a neat idea that sadly didn't really come into play later on. The two week time jump and the policemen's refusing to use their guns were a touch annoying, but enough on that. It sadly wasn't clear what it was contrasting, perhaps good/evil, but even that wasn't a huge part of it.
So, on to the positives.

The animation was good, and the masking was great. The lighting in the chamber was spot-on, and the production aspects were well polished. The ending was different, (Baddie winning hands-down) but felt just a touch cut-off.
Mind-control is a well-used weapon, but the execution made it feel less cliche and more original.

It's a good entry, and has a nice chance of winning, good luck.

For such amazing and beautiful stop-motion animation, I feel that if you had taken more time on the script, this film easily would have surpassed nearly all brickfilms I've seen so far.

So, that's my advice; next time, make a more dramatic story, because the audio quality and animation are clearly something not seen too often. (And by that, I mean good, no, GREAT!)

Not saying that's a bad thing. Even though the story wasn't as "compelling or different" as some of the other entries are, I still love this film.

Outside of this contest, I'm sure I'll keep going back to watch it over and over, seeing as it's animation is spectacular! The quality is that of a film that'd take at least a year, and you did it in just a month! Even if you don't win/place, that's an accomplishment in itself!