This was incredible! I felt so immersed in the world. As the wanderer traveled, I felt concerned for his well-being and grew attached to his character. Beautiful scenery and the music was well done too.
Suko, I'm beyond words. Your film is such a jewel. So magical, with such a melodious rhythm of scenery. I always have the same sentiment at the end of your films: I want to see more, I want to continue the journey ahead. Excellent work. A true piece of art.
What an absolutely beautiful film, like, REALLY nice, great costumes, locations too. I think that you're setting up a really cool world too if you continue with this. One thing I would say is, the stone, while it certainly is interesting, there is no weight to it (figuratively) Had you have set up the fact that though it's mysterious, there are real stakes to what it can do to him and his loved one, or what someone can do with it if it gets into the wrong hands, that would not only motivate the main character, but also get the audience invested. When there are stakes and we experience why those matter to him, you'll really get us invested. Even he tells us it might just be a stone, and the druid just drops it and leaves it, so there are no stakes to all this, so it's hard to get invested in his quest. I don't get why he would even continue the quest. It's a lost star from another realm, does that mean anything important? it's abstract and again, doesn't hold any weight. He was told what it was, why is he continuing the journey? where to? why? he was told what it is. Basically, we need to understand and experience why his quest matters. By the way, how does he even know it's important? because he found it in a heart, that is cool btw, that it was in the heart of something, but you needed to build on that to something meaningful. Instead of explaining the world, the druids and the east kingdom and what not, you should of used that time to set up, like I said, why this stone matters, why he, this character needs to uncover the mystery, the stakes that will happen if he doesn't and then escalate from there. Also, the bit with his wife doesn't hold any weight, you could take it out and it would have no effect, it's not like he's going on this journey to serve her in some way. She doesn't come into the story later, it's just not necessary.This isn't about him getting over her passing, so it's just filler. Don't get me wrong, I love lots of things about this, I just need a reason to care.
Nice work.... short but memorable... thank u for this Kind Presentation, i hope I'll get to watch more of these in the future. Thank u once again for this Beautiful Video.
Well...the backgrounds were absolutely stunning. the camera work was nice, but really this could have been 5 minutes long. too much meaningless wandering as filler. And we never really got an answer that explained anything.
Love is only what nobody can manage. Love decides whom to find and when, people must know when they founded by love they got blessing of the treasury that must be cherished the most
Damn good job. Scenery makes me glad I live in the North Pacific. Did I see a glimpse of the Mima Mounds? And where is that megalithic structure? Thanks for this classy daydream.
It was good until the druid spoke. Beautiful music (Scott Buckley never fails) and lush scenery gave it a good fantasy feel, but the druid... ugh- oh, and that pigsticker sword gave me a giggle.
Ahhh, but was it love in the first place? What compassion did he have to loose to the druid if he would kill another simply for treasure to buy a bride? His love was not so strong to last the long slow work to earn such treasure was it? LoL. Foolish man. He still seeks to cheat. ~ Forgive my poor poetry I couldn't resist. 💀 I liked the extra discourtesy to the dead, the land, and the dwellers of the woods. It really cemented how deeply and inherent to his personality his disrespect is. Being lost to ethics is quite lost, isn't it?
I've read, and watched fantasy from the best to the worst. And this was well done, with great enthusiasm I'm sure. You did a great job with limited resources. The sword wasn't quite believable, but again most likely limited resources. The druid is where I have a critique. The last of the druids wouldn't be cheerful, or speak with any cheerfulness. Being the last of your kind is definitely a somber thing to be. And when ask "are you a druid", wouldn't reply with their name saying they're the last of their kind. Their reply would be a somber "I am the last of them". Or something like that. But overall you did well, and with time, experience you will get better. I'd say this was a decent story, and visually it was some beautiful scenery that fit perfectly as a fantasy landscape.
Bleh. Derivative, the narration wooden, spent too much time *telling* us what the story was supposedly about & still went nowhere, for a guy who had supposedly been living in his clothes & travelling for however long on a tiring, difficult quest, his clothing looked suspiciously new & clean. He had no pack to live out of, either. Nothing about his kit made practical sense. The scenery was gorgeous, though. You chose some really beautiful locations.
This was incredible! I felt so immersed in the world. As the wanderer traveled, I felt concerned for his well-being and grew attached to his character. Beautiful scenery and the music was well done too.
This is a very good short film instantly felt like I was in middle earth the scenery, the music, you speaking just overall so good. 24/12/2023 👍
Thank you!
@sukofilms am I alright to put this up in the middle earth page on Instagram ?
Love it!! Kristina sent me to your chanel. I agree, you deserve more followers. You are an amazing filmmaker.
Thank you.
Surprisingly smooth, enchanting. Much potential here. Perhaps; stronger protagonism and supportive characters. All in all; very nice.
Suko, I'm beyond words. Your film is such a jewel. So magical, with such a melodious rhythm of scenery. I always have the same sentiment at the end of your films: I want to see more, I want to continue the journey ahead. Excellent work. A true piece of art.
Thank you.
A wonderful film. I want to know more of the story. The landscapes are astoundingly beautiful. Thank you.
I’m happy you enjoyed it.
Just class, pure class, the views amazing, we must look after......our home.
What an absolutely beautiful film, like, REALLY nice, great costumes, locations too. I think that you're setting up a really cool world too if you continue with this. One thing I would say is, the stone, while it certainly is interesting, there is no weight to it (figuratively)
Had you have set up the fact that though it's mysterious, there are real stakes to what it can do to him and his loved one, or what someone can do with it if it gets into the wrong hands, that would not only motivate the main character, but also get the audience invested. When there are stakes and we experience why those matter to him, you'll really get us invested.
Even he tells us it might just be a stone, and the druid just drops it and leaves it, so there are no stakes to all this, so it's hard to get invested in his quest. I don't get why he would even continue the quest. It's a lost star from another realm, does that mean anything important? it's abstract and again, doesn't hold any weight. He was told what it was, why is he continuing the journey? where to? why? he was told what it is.
Basically, we need to understand and experience why his quest matters. By the way, how does he even know it's important? because he found it in a heart, that is cool btw, that it was in the heart of something, but you needed to build on that to something meaningful.
Instead of explaining the world, the druids and the east kingdom and what not, you should of used that time to set up, like I said, why this stone matters, why he, this character needs to uncover the mystery, the stakes that will happen if he doesn't and then escalate from there.
Also, the bit with his wife doesn't hold any weight, you could take it out and it would have no effect, it's not like he's going on this journey to serve her in some way. She doesn't come into the story later, it's just not necessary.This isn't about him getting over her passing, so it's just filler. Don't get me wrong, I love lots of things about this, I just need a reason to care.
It's so awesome... you get one of the main things which makes Lord of the Rings so great... nature shots.
Yes. I only with I could shoot in New Zealand.
Beautiful places
I love the genre. I still watch LOR's religiously. Kept me in the whole time. Very nicely done
Thanks. Lord is my favorite.
The idea with the red stone is amazing
It's not a red stone. Did you watch the video til the end? It is
Correct
Haunting and melancholy.
Thank you! That’s what I was shooting for.
Nice work.... short but memorable... thank u for this Kind Presentation, i hope I'll get to watch more of these in the future. Thank u once again for this Beautiful Video.
Great job, I like the mood a lot :)
Thanks.
Very nice ❤❤
Well...the backgrounds were absolutely stunning. the camera work was nice, but really this could have been 5 minutes long. too much meaningless wandering as filler. And we never really got an answer that explained anything.
Great job well worth waiting for. Great scenery and scenes.
I wanted to show off the Pacific Northwest scenery.
Love is only what nobody can manage. Love decides whom to find and when, people must know when they founded by love they got blessing of the treasury that must be cherished the most
Damn good job. Scenery makes me glad I live in the North Pacific. Did I see a glimpse of the Mima Mounds? And where is that megalithic structure? Thanks for this classy daydream.
Thank you! That is mima mounds. If you are referring to the castle on the hill, that was not real.
@@sukofilms I was asking about the small cave-like structure made of huge blocks covered with green algae. If it was fake, it sure was convincing!
Tha was at a park in the area.
It was good until the druid spoke. Beautiful music (Scott Buckley never fails) and lush scenery gave it a good fantasy feel, but the druid... ugh- oh, and that pigsticker sword gave me a giggle.
Thanks!
Next episode, please!
Ahhh, but was it love in the first place? What compassion did he have to loose to the druid if he would kill another simply for treasure to buy a bride? His love was not so strong to last the long slow work to earn such treasure was it? LoL. Foolish man. He still seeks to cheat.
~ Forgive my poor poetry I couldn't resist.
💀 I liked the extra discourtesy to the dead, the land, and the dwellers of the woods. It really cemented how deeply and inherent to his personality his disrespect is. Being lost to ethics is quite lost, isn't it?
Nice
thanks
great start- now finish it
I’m working on it.
I've read, and watched fantasy from the best to the worst. And this was well done, with great enthusiasm I'm sure. You did a great job with limited resources. The sword wasn't quite believable, but again most likely limited resources. The druid is where I have a critique. The last of the druids wouldn't be cheerful, or speak with any cheerfulness. Being the last of your kind is definitely a somber thing to be. And when ask "are you a druid", wouldn't reply with their name saying they're the last of their kind. Their reply would be a somber "I am the last of them". Or something like that. But overall you did well, and with time, experience you will get better. I'd say this was a decent story, and visually it was some beautiful scenery that fit perfectly as a fantasy landscape.
Bravo😊
This should have CC enabled. How disappointing.
Is there a sequel of this vdeo ??? Bro ???
Maybe one day I’ll make a sequel.
@@sukofilms yeah, u should, for an instance ur vdeo reminds me of LOTR scenes
Why's it not famous
Wish I knew.
more on the wanderer
Enjoyed that.
Thanks!
@@sukofilms No probs.
A was wanderer in East ; did he not
Die at all.....!?.....
I was almost into this until he drew that worthless sword.
Bleh. Derivative, the narration wooden, spent too much time *telling* us what the story was supposedly about & still went nowhere, for a guy who had supposedly been living in his clothes & travelling for however long on a tiring, difficult quest, his clothing looked suspiciously new & clean. He had no pack to live out of, either. Nothing about his kit made practical sense. The scenery was gorgeous, though. You chose some really beautiful locations.
That’s what I could do with a $100 budget. Next time it will be better.