Terrarial

This has got to be the fastest two and a half minutes I've ever spent watching a short film. I would've gladly kept watching if it were longer. The storyline in this sci-fi short is pretty simple: a woman is searching for "the paradise," a place of salvation in a post-apocalyptic world that's toxic and dangerous to life. She's aided by small robots-we see at least a drone and a wheeled ground-based robot.

There seem to be other people out there as well, but not all of them have good intentions. Whether they're fighting over limited resources or driven mad by the polluted air remains unclear-but either way, they're a threat. There's no dialogue, but the film still delivers action and drama.

What I appreciated most about this film is the quality of the special effects-they're impressively well done and leave a strong impression in such a short runtime.

From a two minutes short film, difficult to expect too much, except a reasonable sketch. And, indeed , this is the gift - a fair sketch about a miracle, a dream becoming reality.

Not the story itself, not the special effects or the cinematography or nice crafted tension are the basic motif for like this short film, but the beautiful dose of hope.

In short, a beautiful story, served, în wise manner, by inspired image. An universal story about fear,bdream, wish, risks and so hoped victory. And the lovely final, good cure after a not brilliant day.

So, în profound sense, I like it. For, not last, the vigurous dose of hope.