Étiquette : Science Fiction

Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh « In the Pines » by Zeek Earl & Chris Caldwell Simultaneously an exploration of nature and psyche, « In the Pines » documents a young woman’s hunt for extraterrestrial meaning. DUST: Binge-watchable Sci-fi DUST is the first multi-platform destination for binge watchable sci-fi. We feature science fiction short films and other content from emerging filmmakers with stunning visual effects, captivating plots and complex character explorations. Robots, aliens, space exploration, technology, and human experience are all a part of DUST. Explore, subscribe and follow for…

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In episode three of DUST’s Afrofuturism series, George Clinton and the almighty Mothership emerge from a cloud of green gas to funk up the universe and expand the mythology of the philosophical and artistic lens that would later come to be known as Afrofuturism. From getting funky in front of a massive crowd on the moon to breaking bread with Jimi Hendrix and Sun Ra, George Clinton’s ultra funky contributions to the galaxy only serve to reinforce the idea that all motherships are connected. Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts…

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Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh « Jonah » by Kibwe Tavares 2 friends, 1 giant fish, and the photo that changed their world. Featuring « Get Out » star Daniel Kaluuya. Check out « Robots of Brixton » by Kibwe Tavares here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feTmIdmp0L4 DUST: Binge-watchable Sci-fi DUST is the first multi-platform destination for binge watchable sci-fi. We feature science fiction short films and other content from emerging filmmakers with stunning visual effects, captivating plots and complex character explorations. Robots, aliens, space exploration, technology, and human experience are all a part of DUST.…

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Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh « Sync » by Hasraf ‘Haz’ Dulull An advanced data courier called Sync delivers a dangerous package. DUST: Binge-watchable Sci-fi DUST is the first multi-platform destination for binge watchable sci-fi. We feature science fiction short films and other content from emerging filmmakers with stunning visual effects, captivating plots and complex character explorations. Robots, aliens, space exploration, technology, and human experience are all a part of DUST. Explore, subscribe and follow for more: Subscribe to DUST on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh Watch more: http://bit.ly/2amTSen Website: http://www.watchdust.com…

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Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh « Mis-Drop » by Ferand Peek 300 years in the future, a forensic accountant reviews the video stream from one mercenary’s drop-pod which has been damaged during the initial stages of a colonial invasion. DUST: Binge-watchable Sci-fi DUST is the first multi-platform destination for binge watchable sci-fi. We feature science fiction short films and other content from emerging filmmakers with stunning visual effects, captivating plots and complex character explorations. Robots, aliens, space exploration, technology, and human experience are all a part of DUST.…

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Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh « Time Trap » by Michael Shanks Marooned on a dead Earth, a lone space traveller must delve into the planet’s history in order to find his way home. After losing control of his engines, bumbling spaceman Fripp finds himself at the mercy of his spaceship. A thrilling descent through an asteroid belt ensues, after which he finds himself marooned on a post-apocalyptic Earth. Without a working spacecraft, the interstellar time-traveler must dip into the dead planet’s history in order to find a…

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Subscribe and watch more sci-fi shorts on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh Thanks for checking out the second episode of our 5 part original series Afrofuturism: Ep 2 Uhura. What kind of message is sent when future worlds are depicted without black people? Star Trek’s Nyota Uhura, a commander aboard the Starship Enterprise, was the first black character in a major role to be depicted in outer space. Uhura was played by Nichelle Nichols in the original series, and first appeared in 1966. In reality, it would take nearly 30 years for a…

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