Leo-Iunti

Its good to see more Sci-Fi content coming from Argentina. We don't really have a long history with the genre, so its surprising when someone is bold to try. I also respect the independent filmaking mentality trying to make the best out of the really low budget they had.

The problem is that the script doesn't have much personality or intrigue. Way too many action movie cliches crammed together and stiff dialogue full of exposition. The plot inspired by Minority Report has some interesting concepts but it feels really underdeveloped.

Acting is hit or miss and the action sequences need refining to look believable. Hope this is a step towards better Sci Fi films in our industry from the people involved who seemed to have fun making this movie. Just wished I could like this one a bit more.

This film has an interesting enough premise about a group of rebels trying to make a movie in a dystopian society but the amount of cliches and plotholes don't let it grow. The acting is at best. Cheesy and at worst wooden. The dialogue, save for one or two jokes, is forgettable. Having said all that the film is not a total drag, mostly for its "So bad its good" factor. The film tries to go for a quirky comic book style, that makes it feel really bizarre and unique. The fight scenes made me laugh out loud with some of their clear attempts at being like Matrix. But where better than I would've expected Probably thanks to Hugo Quiril being involved.

Overall its a really flawed film that I can't really give a good rating, but it has enough low budget charm to not be a complete bore.

This is a great watch, it hooked me into the idea of an Elvis martial arts movie in the first minute of the five minute short and its great to see Paul London on screen after his appearence in Lucha Underground. Hoping to see the full film soon.