Mouse-X

2014
15min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaMouse-X is a mystery/sci-fi story about Anderson, a man who wakes in a building with no idea where he is or how he got there, before slowly discovering that in each of the rooms around him a... Leer todoMouse-X is a mystery/sci-fi story about Anderson, a man who wakes in a building with no idea where he is or how he got there, before slowly discovering that in each of the rooms around him are a thousand clones of himself, all of whom woke into the same mysterious scenario. To es... Leer todoMouse-X is a mystery/sci-fi story about Anderson, a man who wakes in a building with no idea where he is or how he got there, before slowly discovering that in each of the rooms around him are a thousand clones of himself, all of whom woke into the same mysterious scenario. To escape he needs to outwit his 'selves' whilst overcoming the realisation that he is not the ... Leer todo

Dirección
- Justin Tagg
Guionista
- Justin Tagg
Elenco
- Julian Nicholson

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6.9/10

968

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Dirección
- Justin Tagg
Guionista
- Justin Tagg
Elenco
- Julian Nicholson

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 1 nominación en total

Fotos5

Elenco principal1

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Julian Nicholson

Anderson
(as Julian Lee)

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9frequency-2

An enigma wrapped in an allegory, glazed with fingerprint powder and served well done.

This is a well crafted short that wiggles around several scifi and philosophical and metaphysical tomes in a clever and interesting way. It slowly accelerates until your scratching your noggin saying, "If that's him, who is he?

It could have easily turned out to be a trite treatment of the above tomes, but the whole things works well for the whole fifteen minutes.

Among all the other questions it raises, how many mice were there?

You can stop reading here, I am still typing so I can make the minimum of 10 lines. I don't want to say anymore about "Mouse X" because I don't want to give anything away.....

9automaddux

Thoughtful approach to the human fallacy

Gives a intriguing response to the inner soul and what it means to fear self-exposure. Actor had very good body language that kept it intense, no speaking parts which leaves more room for further thought into what is going on in the scene.

Overall, I thought it was very good. it's only 15 minutes so if you don't like it, it's not like your wasting a bunch of time on it. Just watch it already and stop reading this. I mean it. what are you doing? I said watch the movie already. Jesus, you are so dense. go ahead, read this last part too. What if I started misspelling words on purpose? what that make you stop reding? I through id give it a shoot. anyways hope you enjoy the movie.

Kirpianuscus

to be yourself

More a film, it seems be a question to the viewer about his certitudes about identity of himself. The theme is not new but, in this case, giving a kafkaiesque story, becomes, scene by scene, fascinating. A man in a room, in an armchair, with The Bible in his hand , a white mouse around. And his discoveries. A wise crafted short Sci Fi, having the gift to be more than good example of its genre.

7Hitchcoc

Stay in the Loop

Numerous short films have dealt with the idea that there is more than one of us and if we are in the correct place, we can meet ourselves. This is quite clever as a man realizes there are more of him and they are all doing the same things. I was captivated. The parallel with the little white lab mouse was interesting. And, of course, through most of the film, he wore a white outfit. A lot of fun.