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Amazing footage, love the grading on it as well! 👌🏼🔥

Wow! Amazing video 😊🔥

I grew up without the internet, cellphones et all... everything worked just fine. Businesses ran, we went to school, food was grown and delivered. Seems people forget that life without the net isn't that long ago. Still, you shutdown networks and systems. Clear their memory and restore from protected backups. Enhance security and release new software. It'd take a while to implement but not really that hard. I've been working in IT for decades.

Legal bem forte

Was this filmed in Yorkshire?

Yes, the isolation was well portrayed; both types of isolation. Thank you. This short is bound to mean a lot more in 5-7 years...

You have to 1. Read the Caption b4 watching 2. Watch it twice It's Intriguing, because it leaves so much to the imagination to fill in the blanks. And imagine the rest.

It’s about a deadly virus that is killing people through the use of their cellular phone

You guys have done a lot of great work. It’s awesome to see bits of it all together like this. I’m looking forward to seeing what great stuff you produce in the next few years.

As always, cinematography is just on point 👌

Amazing seeing the reel put together. Excited to see what the next one brings.

Great stuff. A real mix of interesting work.

Excellent

🌹🌹 Good one

GODDAMN was this beautifully shot. As a beginning filmmaker I've bookmarked this to come back too and just study the shots and the color grading. The acting an the story was awesome as well. Good shit. I'm subscribing.

Well done. You all did a great job. I enjoyed that. Well developed. Well played. Thanks for sharing!

Well, I see this as a win.. I grew up without a cellphone and a computer.. just let me loose in the library 🤣

Great video enjoyed it

Also, Pete going up into that room - was that a kind of "covid party"?

Interesting. During lockdown, technology kept us together and going outside was scarce, and here, it is almost the opposite, technology is our doom and we need to go outside, but are still lonely.

Thank You, this was great

It's about coward humans leaving Planet Earth

Gorgeous cottage & beautiful, sweeping vistas. The actors delivered their very few lines convincingly enough; unfortunately, the story was *confusing* .

In real life, humans adapt. Millions of people are currently living happy lives without modern technology on farms (e.g., Amish, Mennonite), in communal indigenous tribes and villages within rainforests, taiga, plains, deserts, much of Oceania, much of South East Asia, and much of Africa. Travellers and nomadic peoples exist and are maintaining their cultures against the onslaughts of mainstream media and human created boundaries and borders. Some homeless are so by choice, finding greater comfort in freedom and self sufficiency than in captivating screens and soft beds. I remember a 3-day electricity blackout when my whole city partied and broke bread with our neighbors. Human nature, and our likely future, is probably not as dystopian as some imagine.

Whatever microwave happened, individuals needed to rely on each other. Breakdown in verbal communication caused the disjointed allegory concerning survival. Interesting film. It leaves many questions unanswered. + Durasaxon +

Good effort. Well shot. Script needed a lot more work. I don't mind the narrative ambiguity but the story as a whole lacked authenticity. Acting laboured, though sloppy dialogue didn't help. Still, visually impressive.

This film's title says it all. 🤣

This movie reminds me of what it's like to experience homelessness...except that in this reality Obama provided a lifeline.... The Obama phone ...The single biggest difference a President ever made. Deeply grateful President Obama 💕

We wouldn't be here if people for thousands of years without technology hadn't lived freely .

Before the terrible reality of this film's theme began---or before I knew where this was filmed----I was so overcome by the scenery and how it felt so familiar to me---and so beautifully ''bleak'. Suddenly I was back 45 years ago---on a walking holiday in Snowdonia---a break from my job in London, where I moved in 1972 from New York City for 13 years. Though I came back here to live in my birthplace, Manhattan, in 1982---I never forgot the emotional beauty I always felt during the many times I stayed and hiked in N. Wales. It had such magic to me. I am watching this film over again, so, this time, I can focus entirely on the acting, the characters, the mood, the dialogue and the plot---and not get so carried away by the emotions that so overwhelmed me by the whole setting in this very beautiful film you have all contributed to Well done!! 🙂

Knives and forks are ‘technology’. You don’t, “lose your grip on humanity” if you can’t communicate telephonically, or via internet. Do you? Nice cottage, slightly jealous.

So, it’s not a country-wide EMP, because cars still work, but there’s an audio-visual signal that scrambles your brain if you look at a cell-phone screen or the telly. Alright. But why don’t these folks just live their lives like we used to, you know, before cell-phones and computers were everywhere? Like twenty whole years ago? Also, if you’ve ever been in a situation where there isn’t any electricity, you typically wouldn’t be burning your only source of night-time light during the day - all those candles! Who’s making new candles!? Other than these questions, the scenery was nice.

WOW! We cave experienced the pandemic in totally different way!! It is as if we are talking about two 100% different events. I had at no time at all any problem getting whatever I needed, that included everything from food to drink, but also a computer, TV or anything else. I did at no time miss any contact to anyone and could meat with whom I wanted, when I wanted. The only difference was the mask and hand sanitizer, the rest was as it has normally been. No depression, no loss and no restriction that was hard.

Love your video, when that is said, have I read your description and understand your movie. Only small comment against your "no internet = huge problems" is maybe a bit far out, people may feel they can't be without right now but "no internet = minute inconvenience" is properly more correct. :-) How would your great video have looked like if a virus had attacked people's speech center, and scrambled the meaning of words, so nobody could any longer understand each other?

When you live on an island you can't get away from anyone. Everyone wants to move outside of the city so then the outside of the city becomes the city

Sad

Very good job regardless of the circumstances. Perhaps oddly, the film left me with a great sense of hopefulness. Thank you all for a great piece of work.

Really doesn't make sense. Somehow people led happy lives before communications technology, why can't these people do so? They have food and a nice place to live, as well as, each other. Unlike Covid, they were not likely to fall ill or die from simply breathing the air. What do they want? They seem to be intelligent people. There's plenty to do and explore. Pencil and paper still exist, as do books. And who was it that Pete was mourning? It seemed to be some child maybe? Too many holes in the presentation to get really invested in the story or characters. That not withstanding, it was technically well done and well acted with fine production values.

"After an unprecedented attack renders all technology fatal, can a group of survivors hold on to their humanity?" "all technology" ... except phonographs, cameras, instant-development chemicals, electric lanterns and torches, modern textiles, cars, many forms of plastics, preserved food, ... and everything else the characters made ample use of. "can a group of survivors hold on to their humanity?" Apparently not, since two out of the four gave up, one chooses an obscure principle of "survival" over connection with the only people left in his shrinking world thereby choosing the same isolation that the cyberattack seems like it was aimed at correcting, and the fourth is confused and conflicted into immobility and indecision by the choices of the other three.

Why, the sympathy? People, listen up. We make the world as it is not what we want it ro be because to many are too damn confortable in their own little world, and the effort to make it better or seek better it too hard. Too damn bad. Either live life or die. Grow a pair. Take life by the throat. I think this show is funnier than Hell.

The end of tech could b our only hope...better medieval than robot zombie Apocalypse

Huge budgets, acclaimed actors and actresses, blockbuster directors and scriptwriters, set and wardrobe designers, CGI artists, and yet all of Hollywood manages to produce mostly unoriginal, uninspired sequels and adaptations. This beautiful, thoughtful film shows you don't need all the trappings of Hollywood to make a good film, that heart matters more than money in the art of storytelling. The comments and the success of Hollywood show something else, though, they show storytelling may be dead. Or maybe it's just our hearts that have died, traded for the tech in our hands. And maybe that's one way to view this film.

Honestly i git bored then spent three or four minutes trying to jump the plot ,,, so ill never know what it is about

This is good - well done, everyone involved in its making... ☝️😎

Congratulations, good story, script and locations. It's certainly a possibility, and without tech you are anywhere and nowhere. When the power goes down even today people loose it. Cheers.

Great stuff. Incredibly atmospheric. This must be how teenagers feel when they have their phones taken away from them.

Beautiful work

Amazing! Thanks!!!

Beautifully Shot and really well acted! This reminded me a lot of The Last of Us crossed with Cell by Stephen King. Amazing stuff even more so considering it was made by such a small team! I think I’d have just wanted to know a bit more about what had happened in the old world that got them to where they are but I think that was obviously a narrative decision, but it got me really thinking why is it so rough there! Also, the Locations were stunning! That long bridge shot *chefs kiss*

Awesome work! Just goes to show what a small group of really determined people can achieve.