A short futuristic film featuring Augmented reality and Gamification. by Eran May-raz and Daniel Lazo. This is our graduation project from Bezaleal academy of arts.
A glimpse into a future where First Person Shooters have become a new drug for those disillusioned with society. The films examines the consequences of this on the global society.
Director:
Federico Heller
Stars:
Marcela Sandra Ballestero,
Steve Kisicki,
Iván Steinhardt
James is all too eager to put his one-minute time machine to use in winning the heart of Regina, until he discovers the unexpected consequences of his actions.
A young boy living in the near future looks for an escape from a home with arguing parents. As a way to cope with the recent arguments from his parents he receives a robot companion that he ends up abusing.
Two men are stranded at the bottom of a well. One, with a serious injury to his head, thinks his has fallen in is own back garden in present-day Britain. But the other tells him they are really prisoners in a medieval dungeon. Who is right, and where are they really?
Director:
Jeremy Haccoun
Stars:
Simon McLinden,
George Tardios,
Martin Wimbush
Neill Blomkamp's disturbing vision of the future on Earth, a computer generated film created in Unity 2017 and rendered in real-time at 30 frames per second.
A short futuristic film featuring Augmented reality and Gamification. by Eran May-raz and Daniel Lazo. This is our graduation project from Bezaleal academy of arts.
provocative, nice, proposing , with good humour, an alternative reality who does seems real unrealistic. a man and his ordinaries routine. a date in which romanticism remains only a word, home and the ambiguous end. fine irony against technology addiction. and one of films who preserves not only the status of warning but the smart way to propose a coherent story who, against the Sci. Fi status, seems realistic. so, just a nice film.
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provocative, nice, proposing , with good humour, an alternative reality who does seems real unrealistic. a man and his ordinaries routine. a date in which romanticism remains only a word, home and the ambiguous end. fine irony against technology addiction. and one of films who preserves not only the status of warning but the smart way to propose a coherent story who, against the Sci. Fi status, seems realistic. so, just a nice film.