Prodigal

When Charlie Hall encounters an eccentric older woman named Avis Dauphin her life is turned upside down. Avis is convinced that Charlie is an alien life form sent to Earth to record a pivotal event in Human history. Is Avis crazy or does she speak the truth? If so, what is Charlie here on Earth to record?

Accompanied by a formidable, innumerable flotilla of indestructible spaceships, an unstoppable mechanised infantry unit of war robots appears out of thin air. Marching on the unsuspecting city of Montevideo, without a doubt, the fate of Uruguay's capital seems sealed. Now, the guns have the final say. Is all hope lost?

To promote the all-new Walter synthetic line, and to emphasize the fundamental differences between the previous android models, David and David 8 that were aboard the USCSS

As a result of the Third World War, the war for water, life died out on Earth. Asha lives and works as a curator of the Natural History Museum in one of the communities established in Africa. Once he receives a sample of the earth and tries to plant one of the seeds on it. It turns out that the land is not contaminated radioactive, the grain begins to germinate. He asks the Community Council to explore the possibility of recreating life on the planet. The answer is negative and the woman is arrested. He decides to escape to the surface, to the deadly desert, and plant his little tree somewhere.

After an experiment with artificial intelligence doesn't go according to plan, Lee (Cate Blanchett) realizes that what they've created to save mankind could be the very thing that ends up destroying it.

A fully operational David 8, Weyland Corporation's latest state-of-the-art synthetic bio-mechanical humanoid and one of the androids aboard the USCSS

Take a virtual vacation to some of the Star Wars films' most iconic and beloved locations like Hoth, Tatooine, and Sorgan, as this charming series whisks you off for fly-through tours of the Galaxy Far, Far Away.

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.

To travel an infinite universe is to find the unexpected. Ares (Phelan Davis), a soldier of a distant and bittersweet future, finds himself thrown into The Void: a dimension used by humanity as a shortcut through space, thought to contain nothing but emptiness. This theory is proven wrong, as we discover the vast footprint of an ancient and ethereal alien history. Early in our journey Ares stumbles onto John (Joe Finley), a troubled young man from the recent past, also thought to be trapped in a part of The Void. As the two must part ways, they find themselves on similar paths, surreal and uncertain, each step taking them further down the inter-dimensional rabbit hole.

The Doctor confronts a Graske as he poses a threat not just to the Doctor, but to the BBC Proms.

In the future, a few homeless men are interviewed in a squat house, explain to camera their experience with virtual reality, expressing their frustration and deception with real life and the intense emotions they feel passing all days in the First Person Shooters, killing the different targets and winning ranks and experience in the games. With their open nose ring device that they put below of the septum as only one material possession, they access to a world of unlimited possibilities where life is exciting and dangerous, turning their days in a daily adventure to survive and kill the enemies. At the same time a doctor, caring them as social worker, comments the impossibility to integrate them in a society that they feel as uncomfortable in its slowness and extremely bore, using virtual reality to free their violent instincts without to be imprisoned in jail. But during one of his missions, one the players discovers a glitch in the game (a malfunction in the simulation), noticing not only that the game is more real than he expected, but the truth hidden behind the own game and its real purpose.

Two time-traveling tourists from the future visit present day London.

A military group of men is locked up in a bunker in an unknown future. All those soldiers are waiting for an eventual enemy. But the discovery of a certain project will cause several catastrophies and will make those men kill each other...

Fièvre, an enigmatic woman, collects dead animals. She brings them to life through animated films. One day, a man comes to see Fièvre: his wife is dead.

The oppressively vapid life of Morgan is forever transformed when a mystical blue pyramid - that inexplicably produces doorknobs - appears in his apartment. What follows is a tale of greed and loss as Morgan builds an impossible, absurd corporate empire of doorknobs.

In a dystopian Los Angeles future, replicants or genetically engineered humanoids are created to work forced labour on off-world colonies. The latest generation, the Nexus 3 series, begins to display erratic and violent behaviour. Replicants were not designed to experience complex emotions or develop long-term memories. In the wake of corporate scandals of the previous decade, the Tyrell Corporation quietly attempts to remove Nexus 3 from circulation. John Kampff (Sean Cameron Michael), a senior engineer, heads up the Tyrell Retirement Division. With the primary objectives, detect and remove Replicants, John has suspected Nexus 3 Andy Smith (Russel Savadier) firmly in his sights. As John soon learns, Replicant detection is nearly impossible without specialist equipment. The Voight-Kampff, a polygraph-like machine used by retirement engineers to help in the testing of an individual to learn if they are a replicant, is a distant thought in John Kampff's mind.

When Yusef discovers that his beloved wife Ayana is a Sleeper, a living android bomb left over from a past war, he has only one choice: flee with her to the border of the Machine's homeland in the desert, and pray that they can get there before time runs out.

Three soldiers try to reach a city far away in a post-apocalyptic world while facing opposition on their way.