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Beyond
Alone in the darkness of the universe one man tries to survive and keep his will to live.
A homage to films we love and admire.
Created for STEINEREI 2015.
Last edited by Rainlight (November 10, 2015 (03:18pm))
First off, let me just say, the cinematography in this short film was amazing. I especially loved the part where the astronaut's satelite is hit by the meteors and is spinning. The score is also excellent. The feel of this film reminded me heavily of Jonathan Vaughan/Nick Durron's work. Incredibly cinematic, incredibly poignant. Overall, a top quality brickfilm.
Brilliant work. 
First, I must highlight some technical aspects such as cinematography, animation, sound and music (many of these things reminded me of the wonderful Interstellar movie). The VFX, integrated with good lighting, are outstanding. All shots of space are well achieved and are credible. Definitely, it's a powerful space drama.
Not much new here, but thought I'd share my thoughts anyway.
Wow...I love the lighting.
You've obviously seen Intersteller, and this pays great tribute to the film through the stunning cinematography and music usage. The technical aspects are all fantastic. The portrayal of space is great, and voice acting lends great emotion and depth.
I felt that, in taking so much from Intersteller, that it never really stepped out of it's shadow. We had a dramatic spinning scene, we had letting go of family, we had the earth-famine. None of that is bad, it just felt like this didn't try to step out and be it's own thing. Not that it lowers the quality of the film, it's a powerful film, but it just doesn't establish an identity of it's own.
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