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Brilliant premise for a film BUT. Even with some robust parts, these mofos are smoking and complaining about life support failing... is it 1950?!

I for one am getting sick and tired of movies being produced that you are missing half of what's going on because you can't see. I made it about 3/4 of the way through this but I was so annoyed by the darkness that I gave up.

The one thing that completely destroys this movies credibility within the first few minutes is the smoking of cigarettes on a space craft laden no doubt with Hydrogen and Oxygen, where does the polluted air go - utter nonsense - whoever wrote this travesty has not got a clue about the Sci-Fi genre or the technical realities of life in space.

Sadly that is what destroys this film from the off - terrible script and story that has been done to death before and this film gives us nothing new!

Dreary , boring and lifeless. I wanted to switch off within the first 15 mins but made it to the end in the hope it would get better - sadly not!

(Flash Review)

Five years into a ten year mission four people are stationed at a space station named Pangea and dealing with the mental effects the distant isolation. When something unexpectedly terrible happens to Earth, will that destabilize their already fragile mental states or will they rally together to make it to an outpost planet named Europa? This had an appropriately gloomy and dank atmosphere to echo their mental condition; perhaps a bit much for a critical space station? Why is the space station so grimy, dark and grungy? Why are the characters chain smoking? Please don't fall into the Prometheus zone with idiotic characters! Ha! There are a few intriguing events that occur, perhaps not enough even to sustain the 90 minute run-time but the longer this film went the more interest I lost as the story intrigue gets a bit more amateurish. It did a nice job hiding it's small budget. It's worth a viewing.

Different than your usual space thrill fest. It's simple a 'lost at see/last man standing' kind of plot but it moves along well. The acting is above average and the camera, lighting & sound are all solid. This isn't a multi-million dollar Hollywood blockbuster but it is an enjoyable piece of independent cinema with a sci-fi flavour.