A headstrong journalist whose investigative podcast uncovers a strange artifact, an alien conspiracy, and the lies at the heart of her own story.A headstrong journalist whose investigative podcast uncovers a strange artifact, an alien conspiracy, and the lies at the heart of her own story.A headstrong journalist whose investigative podcast uncovers a strange artifact, an alien conspiracy, and the lies at the heart of her own story.
- Awards
- 4 nominations
Ling Cooper Tang
- Floramae
- (voice)
Ansuya Nathan
- Paula
- (voice)
Erik Thomson
- Dad
- (voice)
Terence Crawford
- Klaus
- (voice)
Matt Crook
- Scott
- (voice)
Rashidi Edward
- John
- (voice)
Brigid Zengeni
- Shiloh
- (voice)
Damon Herriman
- Jarad
- (voice)
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- Writer
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- TriviaOf this film, its director Matt Vesely has said: "The opportunity to make striking science fiction is one I've worked towards my entire life. I'm so grateful for this opportunity from the SAFC [South Australian Film Corporation] and the Adelaide Film Festival [AFF], and am stoked with the team we've put together. There's a real feeling of ownership from the entire cast and crew, and that's a really supportive place to make a first feature.''
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OK if you watch it in the right place
This is one of those movies that is surprisingly well done for a miniscule budget and, basically, one charachter on screen.
We have a tendency, these days, to watch movies with other things going on around us, this is not that kind of movie.
It would be great in a cinema but I doubt it will get a release there. Instead, be prepared to set up the room with no distractions, lower the lights and get into it. Remember Blair Witch, you need to be immersed.
If you do that then you will find a good story, well acted, some good clues but not much truly revealed, too early, and a pretty reasonable ending that ties it all together.
Whilst it is scifi, that is all in the concept rather than the action so its closer to a thriller than anything else.
With the cinematography, it was all too mono and dark. I guess they were trying to set a mood but it was the same throughout with no light and shade, just grey. This didn't suit the surroundings of a house with massive windows, in the open, and lost the chance to convey any passing of time from day to night and vice versa. With only one charachter for 90 minutes, it needed something more to vary the pace so they could have done a hell of a lot better with that and it would have driven the story.
If nothing else, I just love the house that the movie is set in.
With all that said, on the whole, it is well worth watching and deserving of a decent rating if it is watched as a movie should be. Its definitely not a 10 but is worth and hour and half of your life.
We have a tendency, these days, to watch movies with other things going on around us, this is not that kind of movie.
It would be great in a cinema but I doubt it will get a release there. Instead, be prepared to set up the room with no distractions, lower the lights and get into it. Remember Blair Witch, you need to be immersed.
If you do that then you will find a good story, well acted, some good clues but not much truly revealed, too early, and a pretty reasonable ending that ties it all together.
Whilst it is scifi, that is all in the concept rather than the action so its closer to a thriller than anything else.
With the cinematography, it was all too mono and dark. I guess they were trying to set a mood but it was the same throughout with no light and shade, just grey. This didn't suit the surroundings of a house with massive windows, in the open, and lost the chance to convey any passing of time from day to night and vice versa. With only one charachter for 90 minutes, it needed something more to vary the pace so they could have done a hell of a lot better with that and it would have driven the story.
If nothing else, I just love the house that the movie is set in.
With all that said, on the whole, it is well worth watching and deserving of a decent rating if it is watched as a movie should be. Its definitely not a 10 but is worth and hour and half of your life.
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- rodw-77-924268
- Apr 30, 2024
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- Country of origin
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- Language
- Also known as
- Монолит
- Filming locations
- Adelaide Hills, South Australia, Australia(main location: Balhannah)
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- Budget
- A$640,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $12,480
- Runtime1 hour 34 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.00 : 1
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