With the sophistication of the new graphic technology, we can now expand our imagination to unlimited realms. Here are five that you would not want to miss! Motoko Shosa
Rating: 4.3 ⭐
Motoko Shōsa created by Hiroshi Matsuda, is a beautifully animated narrative film that follows a Motoko Shosa (Major Motoko), a Japanese astronaut through a futuristic world of fantastic colours making the audience feel as if they entered a universe of mesmerizing. watercolor.
On one of his space journeys, out of boredom, he decides to take a single excursion pod and wiz his way through the sky only to crash into a planet. There he meets Zoar, a young and curious green teenage alien. Motoko and Zoar join forces to help Motoko find his way home to the mother ship. In that pursuit, Motoko goes through a journey of self-discovery while Zoar learns about what it means to be human. Their travels takes them to astral travel and experience dimensional existences in nonphysical form which will be explored in the film.
And so the two friends set off on the most magnificent adventure to planets of floating castles and ships in the sky to asteroids and inhabited planets with several unusual beings. All the while we follow the growth of Motoko along his hero’s journey that starts with a superficial young man to one who realizes his inner strength, intellect, and sense of compassion and friendship.
The film utilizes digital-generated animation (DGA), which adds computer graphics and animation to the original graphics. The film also incorporates special thermo-optical camouflage and lighting techniques to produce a distorted feel at times with a psychedelic appearance. Along with its arresting visuals, the film combines a hypnotic soothing Japanese soundtrack.
RETURN OF NIBIRU
Rating: 5.0⭐(Interview of the week awarded for achieving 5 STARS!)
Return of Nibiru, (written and directed by Sebastien French) is a beautifully made CGI film based on the legends surrounding the Annunaki (Earth inhabitants of millions of years ago) who live on planet Nibiru. The story focuses on eight characters, a Japanese businessman who has spent all his life at work and is alien to his family; A content Arab woman devoted to her family and writing; Twin brothers separated by birth adopted to two families, one in Brazil and the other, in Russia; A female doctor in India dedicated to curing cancer; An American motivational speaker with a great following and her popular show; and a well respected and spiritual African Chief in Kenya, and beacon in the country.
We are introduced to the lives of the characters immediately leading to the announcement of the imminent Nibiru cataclysm. These scenes of each character are solitary prologues. Initially in denial, each character eventually comes face to face with the end of day's realization. As an audience, we find ourselves internalizing their dilemma and sense of loss as they quietly and some angrily ponder not only the meaning of life but what their life means. We sense the effect of different cultures and approaches to those very questions, particularly through the twins. We experience the extreme cycles of emotions of the characters as they near their impending doom. The score throughout the film entrances the audience and intuitively reflects the emotions and internal conflicts of each character as they come to terms with the inevitable. The money shot in the film is their unified acceptance of the inevitable as eight separate and vastly different individuals become one.
Disclaimer: All images are original using original photos or text-to-image Ai-generated original unduplicatable artwork.
I used to be a guest on this website however that interview really got me to sign up to MYSYFY and join the sci-fi film community for good! As an Indian woman myself, I have always been told to follow traditional feminine and cultural stereotypes passed down by the hegemony. However, the director of 'Return of Nibiru's' words reached me and allowed me to see my own identity in an entirely different light and gave me the courage to develop my passion for science fiction films! P.s Is there any chance I can reach out to you to ask more about the director of 'Return of Nibiru' or possibly have her contact information? THANK YOU for representing us minorities!!👼🏿😍🤩
The performances of the actors were top-notch, making the characters so realistic and relatable despite being in a completely different world.😍😍
These movies were an incredible mix of action, suspense, and emotion. They had everything that a science fiction fan could ever want! 🎬