A Sci-Fi Short Film 'This is Andromeda'

Every 15 Billion years scientists launch the Large Hadron Collider.
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[@waynedawson9695]

Best sci-fi short I've seen so far. Thank you.

[@GregGGHH]

Wayne Dawson wwr

[@commonconservative7551]

wow .there's one of you commenting on every video..."best i've ever seen"....ha ha ha ha ha

[@smash591]

Freaky

[@warrenford2597]

@AD G.... scifi is not always spaceships and lasers sometimes it is thought.

[@chrisking7603]

@@warrenford2597 Good point. The suspension of disbelief applied to something in science... in this case, puny bit of energy used by LHC actually making all the little worms worm their way out of their hole of blackness and entangling adjacent galaxies in the cracked-up multiverse (or something).

[@thundercloud7850]

I remember when the fear of creating a black hole was in the news but scientist thought that if that actually happened it would be a very small one. This was great!

[@TonecrafteLuthiery]

Small chance, not small black hole 😂

[@Tore_Lund]

"You know Knocked out, like by Booze, crack, the police." Best line in this movie.

[@sirleviatandoom]

Beyond being a fantasy subject, it is very possible that this has already happened in daily life, but in a more subtle and discreet way, thank you.

[@highstrangeness1824]

I wonder how you feel about this today, 5 yrs later...

[@andywardle4779]

What a scarey thought, to wake up and you're in a paralel Earth with two moons. I know it's just a story but I'm glad the three of them got back together. Nice to see some sci fi show human family feel. An excellent short movie. Thanks heaps for making it.

[@Deception975]

We used to have two moons.

[@arbjful]

@@Deception975 when was this??

[@Deception975]

@@arbjful Well before anyone was around to enjoy them.

[@arbjful]

@@Deception975 Anyway We never meant for this planet to have two moons.

[@highstrangeness1824]

Have you looked outside recently? Or online since this comment? No wonder I was obsessed....

[@krisaaron5771]

"We should all be grateful... that we have any time at all." I'm not crying -- you're crying!

[@durasaxon5131]

Affirmative. Praise the Lord! Aouuuu! Amen.

[@WERob-to5sp]

I think the message of that ending phone conversation between the woman & her co worker was - 'Appreciate your family. U never know when they will be gone'. At least thats what I got out of it.

[@icysurfer1]

Lovely.

[@jeffreybutler4605]

ahhhhh shut up the both of ya !!!! Sorry just funnin ya ! Both of ya!!!!

[@hestermark]

Wow, just wow. What an amazing short film. More compelling and thought provoking than some full length films. I wish this was a series.

[@Kittybarcode]

One of the best movies ever ! I wish it lasted 2 hours

[@crow4freedom603]

Oh me too!

[@kenlieck7756]

@@crow4freedom603 Oh, please! Who has that much time on their hands? There's only 26 hours in a day you know...

[@SwordOfS]

It did !

[@brianjay9811]

Well written and the music was superb. The shock he experienced when realizing what had happened was portrayed beautifully. All three leads did a good job in their roles...

[@ellierice4521]

This has been one of the finest short films that I've ever watched. Thanks! You should expand the concept to a feature film.

[@Shogun459]

"Time is the Flame in which we burn."

[@quantumstereotv6319]

I like to think of Time as a friend who reminds you to cherish every moment.

[@narrakasa81194]

That was really brilliant. I'd love to see this as a feature length. Truly brilliant.

[@southsidetattoo]

and the moral of the story, Home is where the heart is....well done.

[@joelprestonsmith]

I like how the mom tells her daughter IN THE DRIVEWAY that she's leaving town for a fews days. I wish my mother was that considerate.

[@liamcelt1321]

I` going to the pub for a few days- more like it

[@dr.jamesolack8504]

@Joel Smoth.....my mom died almost 20 years ago. I'd give ANYTHING to be able to talk with her for 5 minutes. Why don't you try talking to your mom before it's too late, like in my case. I only hope your mom is still around. If she is, take it upon yourself to connect with her. You definitely won't be sorry, my friend!

[@slashusr]

Something has happened that has me convinced I'm in another multi-verse. I've just seen something on KZbin that was worth every minute watching! Thank you.

[@shamansmoon2294]

me too

[@truereporter2430]

Robert Ruork Metoo I feel like I’ve gone back to 1980 🤷‍♂️

[@ptc1997]

@@truereporter2430 If you was watching KZbin in 1980 I feel there is something very wrong with my timeline!!

[@ariadna3096]

@@ptc1997 Your comment is sooo funny😀😀👍

[@jshilohshea381]

4 years later I catch up...well that's time for ya! awesome is the best word I can describe this piece of amazing work ! kudos !!

[@piotrd.4850]

To the authors: you guys should be ones doing Star Trek like it once was, or blockbusters similar to "Arrival", "Sphere", "Abbys","K-PAX" - masterful work! Keep at it!

[@kevindube917]

Piotr Dudała k-pax was brilliant

[@carriefranklin4956]

This was beautiful and brought tears to my eyes. I would love to see this on the big screen. As is, no added material unless it forwards the plot. But thank you so much for this.

[@denniscarroll3164]

I can't imagine who would thumbs down this film. Great sci-fi. Great story telling, thanks for your awesome effort. My wife teared up at the end and got mad at science! She loved it too. Thanks again!

[@trauturvandrar1732]

Andromeda... I've always been deeply fascinated by both the word itself and the beauty of it in the sky.

[@Rogel957]

Hello 😊 me too, the same. 👍😉

[@nevmat1595]

Live long enough and you'll be here when it comes to visit in 5billion years.

[@MarsFranke]

@@nevmat1595 This will be a beautiful dance of two Galaxies colliding.

[@davidwilliams7552]

"I think we all should be grateful that we have any time at all"

[@margodoughty1359]

Wow! This is the best SF short I have seen in a long time.

[@shovv8958]

I'm watching this while on the clock! Stick'n it to the Man :P

[@-TheMaskedMan-]

I’m reporting you.

[@pftvfc66]

Just amazingly beautiful. Great acting, on spot music and immersive story. Congratulations, superbly done!

[@KatWoodland]

Engaging film! And that “homeless” hint at the beginning. Brilliant!

[@stevemccart9109]

No aliens ,no space ships and no lazer beams ,yet perfect science fiction.

[@pixiestixsales7569]

Nice. I especially liked the dad, at the gravesite, the emotions were insanely believable.

[@tecknows]

This just made me more uneasy than I've ever felt. I discovered another "Mandela Effect" yesterday before I went to work. Then I come home this morning to this. Hence the saying, "Home is where the heart is." or "Home is where you make it.".

[@urbaninstrumentalist65]

My favorite short sci-fi film. Little do you know (or do you?) that that is exactly what happened when the collider was run. The shock waves changed so many things. No one can deny that things are not the same in the world around us. Subtle changes that people are trying to ignore. Some of us noticed. Kudos on this masterpiece, Alex.

[@comingoutofhibernation2122]

OH, FFS!

[@jamesmartin4857]

Not doubting or trolling but can u give an example.

[@aivarasz]

This is an incredible piece of scifi. The role model of what scifi is supposed to be. Philosophical, scientific and timeless. And invoking some bottomless feeling of being just a human in a vast universe. Thanks for this masterpiece❤

[@hipshimmy]

Man says “what’s coffee” and it immediately turns into horror for me. 🤭

[@spacemauraderdarthicus7313]

As a Spacetime traveler myself i can attest to the frustration of seeing many incarnations of Earth and trying to get back to the "one" I belong in.

[@manurastogi9492]

howz ur mum doing on rest of the earths?

[@Indrid__Cold]

You're not alone.

[@bingbongabinga2954]

l hold several patents on another Earth. Tons of money waiting for me should I ever get back there.

[@curtchildress7160]

I recall the base Earth which was here before 1974 during the 3rd World War. Everything changed after that. We also had states of religion instead of political states. Life was so ordinary and so less advanced, very much like the 1930s. I still have something from that time...an object I once showed my mother and she thought it was some sort of toy or something made up just for fun, but it wasn't. And, we've always been right here in The Milky Way...no traveling to other parts of the universe. I'm glad I'm here instead of there...people were systematically killed in the name of religion and the belief in God. Technology couldn't progress due to so many religious murders killing off so many brilliant people along with common people. And so it goes...be grateful to be here the way we are.

[@cidfacetious3722]

@@curtchildress7160 shut up

[@carol2132]

Really wonderful! Would love to see this as a full movie!! Great writing great acting.

[@funniebunnie4u]

Best Short I've seen in ages.... Thank you!

[@keithperdue4993]

Outstanding ending! Total surprise to me. Good story & well done.

[@koaasst]

having a functional knowledge of what is going on at all, is a powerful asset. i wish more people had it.

[@peterlmallard8963]

Incredible, "We all should be grateful that we have any time at all", Merci Beaucoup

[@billmar6401]

What an excellent short! It was captivating and beautifully well executed in every aspect. Thank you for the pleasure of being able to experience it!

[@alphalunamare]

As beautiful and thought provoking it is, I just can't get over the idiocy of leaving one's own daughter in a car in an unknown situation all on her own.

[@chmili1974]

I'm loving all these Sci-Fi shorts, so many great stories.

[@MrPranks247]

Out of all the short films I've seen, what you have created has moved me the most out of any film. From the story and cast, to the filming and sound design. Everything was perfect. That closer really got to me! Respect.

[@david2869]

If I had a daughter, I would name her Andromeda, too.

[@paulgay7625]

I'm 66 years old..When I was 11 I was spending the summer with my grandmother in Narrowsburg N.Y.I went to sleep one night,when I woke up my grandmother was gone.I looked all over the house.I got scared and went next door to our friends.The police were called.My grandmother was never found.Years later when I was in my fourties,I got a phone call.THE person on the the other end said "I'm so sorry my little Paulie"They wouldn't let me say goodbye.!,I love you very much"Then we were disconnected.Not hung up on,,"DISCONNECTED"I recognized the voice,but that's impossible.It would have made my grandmother 120.years old.

[@LEO-vf7bj]

That's how I feel talking to 'special' people - "What planet am I on?"

[@mantassiauciunas967]

Most conceptual sci-fi ever seen. Bravo! There could be a Neflix series to this (hudge success).

[@gagarinone]

Thank's for sharing. Very intrigiuing story of how we are living our lifes, and what is real for us. Reality and what is happening is as branches if tree. They are branching out indefintely.

[@lairdcormell3907]

This was fun. I used to work at CERN.

[@LouiseKernow2024]

"Coogle" loved it - it really is that subtle too....

[@franklyandrew]

They gotta do something with this , this could go a long ways. No telling how far

[@fendonc]

Outstanding! An excellent Sci Fi short. Thank you.

[@mattpoochi6964]

This is one of the best! I remember Nelson dying in prison when I was in in High School but then I remembered him being released and becoming President. It’s all strange because I had just started paying attention to political issues when he became president. I think we just entered the third parallel universe.

[@suddenturnforthebest2282]

Yeah some of the mandela effect hits home with me too, strongly. Crazy how we go through different time lines, realities, parallel universes, simulations, or whatever this thing is

[@Philip02K]

No, he was released and apartheid fell and there was a Omission And he did become president

[@mthobisimhlungu6252]

A newspaper article of his death even surfaced. We were played, but no use in crying now. We just gotta move forward

[@kennedycheskaki]

Your dreams are not of this world. Just another dimension. This world is where you are the "One"

[@johnfyten3392]

This is one of the greatest films I've ever seen, including one's made by Hollywood. It reminds me of a really great sci fi short story. I used to enjoy reading them a lot, before getting a smartphone destroyed my attention span.

[@janice8523]

I think the man who’s meant for me is from the andromeda galaxy…can’t seem to find the right one here in the Milky Way 😂🤣😅

[@JRaynor99]

Outstanding! Story, quality, editing!!! THANK YOU!! & More, Please?

[@People-are-the-valley-of-Death]

best documentary I have seen since coming here. - thank you -

[@andrewkelly6828]

Dr. Homles! You're needed at the Large Hardon Collider at once!

[@Souldoubtrocks]

You need to come at once

[@debrabeckman6440]

Incredible! Really hits home for me. Thanks for making this!

[@BudLeiser]

BRAVO! Great acting all around, good sets, good audio, nothing fantastic yet clearly sci-fi and a great story. Bravo!

[@timothyhays7889]

Don't screw with what you don't know........a great little film. Thanks for the upload.

[@marcellino1956]

On the border in a small town called Chicago....wow mind blowing

[@andrewpark78]

How tf am I supposed to feel sad/ shocked when they keep showing the funniest shit. The random ass circle in Egypt. The 13 on the clock. The bitch slap. It’s all so fucking funny

[@1lightspeed]

This is an INCREDIBLE film! Wow! Just wow....

[@panzerabwerkanone]

The great sphere of Giza is a cantaloupe? No coffee? Wait NO COFFEE? WHYYYYYY!

[@nilsnyman6767]

The husband..."I'm not as dumb as you think I am.." continually mispronounces Hadron.

[@jayfredrickson8632]

The voice at the beginning mispronounces it too. It's had-ron, not hay-dron.

[@jv-lk7bc]

@@jayfredrickson8632 depends on which universe you're in ...

[@TBHealthy]

Great movie. Awesome message... Thank You!

[@MyShive]

The finest movie I have ever watched ❤️🔥

[@knightowl3577]

As a child, my dog and pet rabbit went to live on a "farm" but now I know they are alive on another Earth.

[@MarsFranke]

Your parents told you, your dog and rabbit are living on a farm, when they died? :´D

[@timnorthstar3268]

Moral of the story... don't mess with things if you don't know what they're going to do.

[@flateiacantis7510]

No wonder dude can't breathe that shirt is tiiiiight lol awesome movie!

[@Shortsircut1]

What an astonishingly great film! Well done...HUZZAAAH!!!

[@cheryldevine42]

And this is why you dont mess with mother nature. God had a plan and leave it alone! Great flick!

[@LilithsOwn303]

What kind of a mum tells her kid just 1 minute before she leaves that she's gonna be aways for a couple of days and makes the kid the responsible one to stay behind?

[@duanehunter9393]

Wow... One of the best I have ever seen..........

[@leviniahill454]

Wow this is just all too real!! Great movie thanks

[@markgriffith7134]

one of the best , very, very good!

[@davidhoward5586]

What a mind bender yet oh so good and I am sure that we have all noticed the differences since C3PO suddenly had a lower silver leg.

[@fantuzastic]

What a different and refreshing story! Excellent on every level, every component!

[@laughtoohard9655]

I was thinking alternate Earth at the beginning of this. It was the 15 billion year comment for me. Our Earth is estimated to be 4.5 billion years old and here we are as humans. That would be three incarnations of another Earth. Makes sense. Andromeda is the next Galaxy in line and will collide with our Galaxy, obviously in the future. I'm not certain, but the shot with two moons shows what we always see as our Moon and the second Moon is the side we don't see from Earth. I was close. I didn't think about the Black Hole. Black holes don't have to be huge. The reason I enjoy Science Fiction is there's so much science fact in out fiction.

[@spalkin]

She told her daughter she was leaving at the moment she was leaving? Ok, resume play...

[@TheBushdoctor68]

Now I wonder if people at Andromeda call their kids Milky Way.

[@doc47448]

What happened to the old space traveler's backpack after he ran around the corner?

[@Noita_]

Holy crap, I just realized the one that woke up at the end is not the one that got knocked the heck out in the alleyway, that one was from a different reality. THIS IS CLOVERFIELD ALL OVER AGAIN

[@oak4901]

probably same guy as he runs to check on Andromeda....

[@moldren5263]

There once was a man from CERN who wanted the Earth to burn While out in his yard T'was pulled into a car And a very big lesson he learned.

[@georgejones3526]

“Hey honey, I just thought I should mention at the last moment that Mommy’s going out of town for a few weeks. Surprise!”

[@diansmith6888]

I love this reenactment of a true story!!! ❤❤❤

[@MrStanleygiles]

Moral of the story: don't create black holes in a scientific experiment such as the large hadron collider ...and that would include mini or micro black holes!

[@tedtate57]

Awesome. Should be a series.

[@erbenton07]

Excellent! Very well done!

[@madeincanada1619]

What happened to the pan handlers black back pack? It disappeared after he ran around the corner.

[@derdichterkopf]

Hahaha nice.

[@SuckMyKiss420]

Don't worry, there's going to be a sequel about it. It will explain everything. It's called, "The Mystery of the Missing Black Back Pack".

[@dive2663225]

Wow..fucking very observant of you!! I guess the old geeza couldn't run carrying it lol

[@mikesheedy9194]

Guila Hernandez 1

[@michaelwertzy9808]

Notice the great work with the "swing gilt brass gas bracket"?

[@oak4901]

Excellent short sci fi...the epilogue is not necessary; "mitt romney" was the ultimate ending....

[@ROBINSONMARTE]

¡¡¡Guao qué cortometraje tan bonito!!! Casi no me gustaban los cortos, pero estoy aprendiendo a apreciarlos, ¡porque de verdad son cine!! Con este cortometraje se gastaron cuantiosos recursos de todo tipo, desde dinero hasta excelentes actuaciones, y aunque el argumento está manido y fofo, pero resultó muy bonito además de aleccionador. Continuaré....

[@jasminacarroll6750]

Amazing. I wish there were more movies like this.

[@scottys1423]

I missed something. Okay, so the wife and her colleague on the phone fired up the Hadron and created a rift and are jumping from one reality to another. So why would the husband and that crazy old guy get caught in it?

[@EnvisFlames]

From what I remember of the stories and theories (it's been awhile since I've been on the sci-fi side of yt) but the collider effected the world, so everyone is basically suffering this jumping because of scientists getting carried away. Who realizes it like the husband did and who don't is the variable.

[@zer0751]

Envis Flames oh thanks for the explanation

[@suddenturnforthebest2282]

Yeah you think if it effects everyone, he would've talked to or even observed more people that see different numbers on clocks, different Presidents, number of moons, etc and be freaking out about it. As for the homeless guy who knew since about it, u see in the credits he's also the voice of the scientist at the end that the wife thanks for getting her family back (I reckon by knocking the guy out, but somehow not the kid though..), so that's how he's involved so not sure how it seems the dude is in it with the Dr and dudes wife though

[@johncraft5359]

Nicely done story. Almost passed it up and now glad I watched.

[@GeoffPace7734]

One MIGHTY illustration of the Mandela Effect !

[@Non-religiou]

Exactly

[@gregsteele9002]

In this universe, Ed McMahon never delivered giant cardboard checks from Publisher's Clearing House, and the scariest movie is FrazzleDrip

[@lolitaalagao7159]

Guy on phone saying: we buried her a long time ago.... but the daughter looks the same age.

[@muungaemmanuel]

I have been searching for this since the last time I saw it, I though I was having one of those Mandela effect because no algorithm could find it

[@geriatrictrippin8741]

Very nice !!! A must watch.