Sentinel

I'm not sure what the backstory is in this futuristic sci-fi short, but the visual effects are excellent. It almost feels like a five-minute clip from a full-length science fiction movie-and if that movie existed, I'd definitely watch it. In that sense, this short film works like a teaser. It really pulled me in, and I found myself watching every second closely, as whatever is going on here hints at a potentially rich and compelling story. The world it presents seems both intriguing and dangerous. Whether the man is being hunted by a mega-corporation or simply trying to survive in a dystopian future ruled by the rich and powerful, we don't know. But either way, I appreciate this short and hope that one day we'll get to see it expanded into a full-length film.

Appearing to be a visuals-driven art video rather than an actual short film, SENTiNEL serves to demonstrate visual effects prowess without any real plot elements. The visual effects are incredibly well done for an indie piece.

The atmosphere is the basic virtue of this film about a man, a flying machine and a house. about freedom, time. and justice. result - a reasonable film, too short to give a verdict but convincing for its special beauty, smart script and not bad performance. and, sure, for the science to give to viewer to continue, in its mind, the story.