If you have seen the film this should not be a shock to you. ARTI even tells Mack to not worry about what is in the past but look ahead to the future.īy now you know Mack is not a human. By the end, the story is less about who did it but why and what is going to happen next. Appearing to be a tired, aliens or robots did it story quickly borrows a page from the trippy Moon and 2001: A Space Oddessy. Her sister and she have a tense relationship that verges on antagonistic. Mack is vehemently pro-human and thinks artificial intelligence ARTI should be a tool for humans to use as opposed to control men. The text at the beginning said she was on earth but it looks like she is orbiting over Mars. This Hyperlink was invented by ARTI sometime since the mission failure and now. She works alongside an AI and communicates via Hyperlink with her sister. The first manned mission to Mars ended in disaster when her father along with all the other astronauts were killed by a mysterious glowing force. We first see Mack on a beach looking up at the starry sky remembering her Father’s mission to Mars.
Mack(Sackhoff) is the only member of a decimated Mission Control located at an undisclosed location somewhere on earth. The film starts as a basic, who done it in space. For those who have not see the movie, stop reading spoilers ahead. As great as the film was I was left at the end with one mother of a head shaker. She was incredibly strong and sympathetic in both that critic darling and this new film. Her emotive performance was not a surprise for anyone who watched and loved her Kara Thrace on Battlestar Galactica. Katee Sackhoff holds her own as virtually the only human character on screen most of the movie. The stripped down cast is fantastic, special effects were well done despite the incredibly low budget and the story was compelling. I watched 2036 Origin Unknown and it was everything I hoped it would be. A think-heavy science fiction film that depends on philosophy over action, you had me at think heavy. Writer/director/ special effects powerhouse Dulull, sounds good.
This little low/no budget science fiction thriller from director Hasraf Dulull seeks to define what it truly means to be alive. Posted on Octoby Tracy Palmer No Comments
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