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Sci-Fi Experimental Short Film: Until There Was Nothing - DUST

Sci-Fi Experimental Short Film: Until There Was Nothing - DUST

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Watch the DUST channel for our complete sci-fi library, feature films, and more Contemplating nothingness made me an atheist. Like in an instant it sparked something in my brain the killed all faith in god. Very similar to realizing Santa couldn’t be real. Although I tend to prefer agnostic bc atheist implies you know for sure no supernatural being created you. I can’t prove or disprove that so I can’t say it can’t be true. I just doubt it. But yet sitting in a lock up for kids after finding out my dad (one of the two ppl who had the most to do with believing in god) had been arrested for diddling my baby sister, I sat and tried to imagine nothingness. It provoked an extremely uncomfortable feeling that was almost physical. And then it hit me that there was no god. I’ve wondered what it was removed the barriers in place that kept my mind from contemplating certian ideas. Maybe I was primed for this by circumstances in my life, or maybe it was just like Santa, something to loose with adulthood. Or maybe something about the contemplation of absolute nothingness, no black, no white, no empty space, nothing, something impossible for my grain to fully grasp. Maybe the natural consequence of thinking that deeply about nothing led me to that. Idk.
Date: 2024-04-01

Comments and reviews: 34


yes the planets are all living things - and what ever their soul essence is would also transmute into something beyond what we can imagine - just as with our own individual souls - we have words to explain but we know nothing become vague comprehensions of these words we have invented to give us the illusion that we have a foundation - when in the reality of spiritual things - we don't even know how to live in our own souls - but instead make the soul try to live in our own created ego.
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If the Earth were to actually be grasped into the fatal clutch of a black hole, it would fragment and disintegrate as it's pulled in and NOT be pulled as one, single, non-fragmented (but stretched) whole. In actual spaghettification, the object is torn apart as it is stretched. This is a large part of why black holes have accretion discs. Gravitational pulverization.
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Classical human intellect. Thinking himself into an hospital. I have been to the spirit world. We do not belong there. I was taken by force. There is no time, after we leave this world.
That alone might send a lerned person into a freek out, because they believe time binds everything. Humanity will never really do much, without destroying what they mess with.

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This is very retro. I have seen films like this from the 1960's only diff no spaghetti it was psychedelic and had rock music. very old school stuff. This video is absolutely NOTHING. Actually the comments about it, are at least an order of magnitude better then the vid. Best advice i can give, skip the video and read the comments! !!
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Ah now! I'd say even the Buddhists would have had as hard a time trying to understand that as I did! Wouldn't call that Sci-fi. Like the special effects though, especially the waves. Just looked at Aftermath before this. That's 2 in a row now that went over my head. Will I have any luck, do u think, with a 3rd one tonight
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I don't know which was worse, the constant high-pitched whines that kept putting my teeth on edge or the random ramblings offered in lieu of a script.
AWESOME visuals, though. It was SO enjoyable when I watched it the second time with no sound & listening to music!
Net result: no thumb either way.

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I mean holy moly. what did i just witness
Reminded me of the 8 year old me lying in bed at night trying to sleep. thinking of the horror black picture of nothingness for barely a thousandth of a second. freaking out and crying to my mother that I can't sleep.
Thanks for the goosebump, fellas.

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My interpretation of this film is like I came, I saw, I forgot what I was doing and what I was watching, forgot what you were saying, retraced my steps, got lost on the way back, now I have no idea what’s going on or why I’m trying to explain myself.
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This is just like the dream I had last month, it was about the end of the world and transference to a new reality. 2020 is really affecting our psyches.
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This has nothing to do with what it would really look like. It is just abusing a video effect or two, with a text. Irrelevant. Thumbs down.
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How about balancing the audio, so that the voice over isn't drowning in the noise floor of all your other audio! That was irritating to hear!
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Hmm. So I'm guess this is a form of the Big Rip where supposedly the Universe expands to a point that eventually all matter is ripped apart.
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Would I be able to get a transcript, I hate when they don’t have closed captions, I could only hear every other word.
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I could listen to the philosophy of Alan Watts for hours. The universe makes Earth's problems look small in comparison.
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After segment 5: 04-5: 17, could I appreciate the segment in Under the Skin where the meat was sucked out of his skin.
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I like the ending. Where the plot really came together with a nice closure. The supporting actor really shines there.
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Question regarding copyright: Did the production require the purchase of copyright I hear the voice of Alan Watts.
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Absolutely nothing new in this short. The speech was someone else's, the special effects were not 'new'.
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I had a few minutes to spare before taking the clothes out of the dryer, and I had to pick THIS claptrap
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This would be The Big Crunch where the universe returns to a singularity for another Big Bang.
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This is more interesting to watch with sound off playing Dust's, Flow - A meditative experience.
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You’ve been making short films for years and decided to make an experimental short film
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0: 13 From here it looks like Gargantua's event horizon with the accretion disc, from interstellar.
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Someone is playing with lenses. At least there’s some Alan Watts playing in the background.
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4: 59 - POV: You are entering The Grid, the virtual world of the TRON universe.
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what a trip into Neil degrass Tyson mind.
There is a black hole in our universe.

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This was 5 minutes of my life i would like to have back, complete garbage.
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nice visual, could have done without alan watts jabbering on about nothing
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This is POWERFUL.
Totally hypnotizing, get in your own head stuff!

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True nothingness can't exist. For it to exist it would have to be something.
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Its a great line, So out of this void, comes everything, and yer it!
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Greta: we must save this planet.
Entropy: am I a joke to you

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love alan lmao when i heard his voice at the beginning i got soo happy
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That s the effect used at the end of Interstellar, with the black hole
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