Under a Bad Moon
5/5
A thriller that explores one woman’s act of retribution.
- Action, Thriller
- United States
- 2021
- 18 min
The Last Garden
5/5
In a nuclear bunker, love and survival intertwine.
The remaining survivors, biophysicist Dr. James Alston, along with his companion, Aeryn, fight against the odds of a failing, dilapidated hydroponic farm, struggling to keep the last crop stores and themselves alive, in the hope that one day, they may be able to return to the surface.
Fighting against his emotions, Dr. Alston must decide if mission success and the inevitable loneliness that would follow, is more important or bearable than his life.
Camfield’s narrative delicately balances love and desperation, painting a vivid picture of a dystopian future where man battles both machine and human emotions. The film’s sense of urgency is palpable, heightened by Max Brill’s outstanding cinematography and stellar lighting design, creating a cinematic experience that is both thrilling and visually striking. The production design is stellar, capturing the bleak yet fascinating atmosphere of the nuclear bunker.
The commendable performances by Svatik and Nsue add depth to their characters, making the audience emotionally invest in their fight for survival. With its compelling storyline, exceptional visuals, and strong performances, this short film stands as a testament to Camfield’s storytelling prowess, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating a potential feature-length adaptation.
The remaining survivors, biophysicist Dr. James Alston, along with his companion, Aeryn, fight against the odds of a failing, dilapidated hydroponic farm, struggling to keep the last crop stores and themselves alive, in the hope that one day, they may be able to return to the surface.
Fighting against his emotions, Dr. Alston must decide if mission success and the inevitable loneliness that would follow, is more important or bearable than his life.
Camfield’s narrative delicately balances love and desperation, painting a vivid picture of a dystopian future where man battles both machine and human emotions. The film’s sense of urgency is palpable, heightened by Max Brill’s outstanding cinematography and stellar lighting design, creating a cinematic experience that is both thrilling and visually striking. The production design is stellar, capturing the bleak yet fascinating atmosphere of the nuclear bunker.
The commendable performances by Svatik and Nsue add depth to their characters, making the audience emotionally invest in their fight for survival. With its compelling storyline, exceptional visuals, and strong performances, this short film stands as a testament to Camfield’s storytelling prowess, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating a potential feature-length adaptation.
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