Sci-Fi Short Film: "Avarya" | DUST

[@watchdust]

This is the not the first film in the Gönen Cinematic Universe. Be sure to check out his other film "Golden Shot" also on DUST: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pp_aZKd8iMqEp8k

[@bearb1asting]

The not the first?

[@missspencer7744]

What language is this

[@phoule76]

@@missspencer7744 my guess is Turkish

[@uchechukwuowiriwa2353]

JESUS CHRIST IS THE ONLY LORD, THE WORD OF GOD AND ONLY GOD OF ALL EXISTENCE. The Bible is the sole authority of God's word. See and truly believe the gospel in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4. In Genesis1:1, God creates the heaven [singular](abode of God and angels) and the earth (no planets nor galaxies). He also made the solid expanse (firmament) to the divide the waters above the expanse from the waters below the expanse. And he called the solid expanse/firmament Heaven/sky [Genesis 1:6-8]. Our sky/heaven is a hard dome as hard as a mirror of cast bronze [Job 37:18]. Our firmament/sky is a heaven different from the abode of God and His celestial beings. God-Jesus Christ created the sun, moon and stars as seen in Genesis chapter 1 and 2, there are no mention of planets nor galaxies any where in the Holy eternal Scripture of God the creator. Earth is not a planet but a fixed immovable flat plane enclosed by the hard firmament dome in which are the sun, moon and stars - smaller and closer to the earth than what is portrayed by the lying mainstream media. The bible also tells us in Genesis 6 that the sons of God (some angels now fallen) had sexual relations with human women whom they chose as wives and had children who were giants, the nephilim, men of old, men of renown. Aliens (extra terrestrials) demons, strange creatures and the like are in one way or the other related to the fallen angels that rebelled against the ONE GOD AND SAVIOR - JESUS CHRIST. The fallen angels and thier children - demons and so called aliens (extra terrestrial) know thier soon coming eternal damnation and thus endeavor to get as many lost and unrepentant human souls to be eternally damned by holding back the truth of Christ Jesus from willingly ignorant persons by deceptions and wickedness of all sort - especially in these end times when The Lord Jesus Christ will soon return. The teaching of the copernican heliocentric (sun centered) astronomical model of the universe, and of the big bang, the teaching of evolutionary science and the existence of extraterrestrial are wicked deceptions aimed at mocking and making petty Christ's and God's Everlasting truth - The Bible. Human beings were created on the 6th literal day by God. Christ Jesus created the Heavens (the celestial abode and the firmament), the earth and all of creation in six literal days. In the light of God's word, we see a "Flat Earth" geostationary and geocentric (earth centered) cosmological system rather than the wicked copernican heliocentric astronomical model. We know this because Christ Jesus has pitched a tent for the sun in the heaven (the firmament/sky), and the sun as a strong man runs its course with joy (following its path way) from one end of heaven/sky to the other end of it [Psalm 19:4-6]. The sun under the hard sky was moving on its course above th earth's plane surface when Joshua commanded it to stand still over gibeon and the moon (which moves like the sun) to stand over the valley of Aijalon till the nation of Israel thoroughly defeated the Amorites. If the sun stood still, it means it originally moves and is not fixed relative to the earth [Joshua 10:12-13, Job 37:18]. The scripture of Revelation of the Holy bible in chapter six gives the terrible narrative (not a figure of speech) of destructive events that happen on the earth, one of which is how the stars fall on the earth violently as a fig tree casteth her untimely figs when shaken of a mighty wind [Revelation 6:13]. If the stars fall to the earth it means they are smaller than the earth and not thousands of times bigger as shown in the wicked copernican heliocentric (sun centered) astronomy by the lying academia and media. When studying the model of the copernican heliocentric astronomy in which the earth is portrayed as a globe, the sun is relatively fixed at distance of 93 million miles away from the earth (for if the earth were only a little closer or farther from the sun life on earth would be impossible). Also, from pictures of the earth from NASA and Hubble space telescope we see that regions of the earth's surface not facing the sun or away from sunlight are in darkness thus are in shade as typical. For if an object is exposed to a light source, the region of that object not facing nor exposed to the light experiences shade (darkness) and can never have light as the regions of the object facing and exposed to the light source. In following what should be observed if the copernican heliocentric model were true; when the sun is well below the horizon, that is, when we are supposedly well carried away from the sun by the earth's rotation that we should back the sun and be well hidden from sunlight - our sky should now be the typical night sky (as seen in official NASA footages). However in observing reality, many atimes the sky is still bright and blue even when the sun (the light source is well below our horizon. Atimes when the sun is well below our horizon that we should be thoroughly hidden from it the sky is more blue and brighter than at other times when our sky is dark yet we are well exposed to the light source as our sun is very well above the horizon in the evening. This phenomenon is simply an anomaly, an evidence based on contradiction against the the copernican heliocentric astronomy, against the kind of cosmology (earth being a planet and a globe) shown to us by NASA and the media. The phenomenon is an anomaly, an evidence based on contradiction for the true "Flat Earth" geostationary and geocentric (earth centered) cosmological system. Another anomaly against the globe earth, against the copernican model in which the sun is always 93 million miles from the earth (the earth circling/revolving around the sun) is the fact that as you increase in altitude above the earth's surface the sun gets significantly bigger in its appearance. Also, atimes at early sunrise and at sunset, the sun appears bigger in our perception. Because the sun is percieved to be bigger or smaller in our sky and the fact that at a 100,000 ft above sea level the sun appears very much bigger in our perception the same way far objects appear smaller in size than if they were nearer to us (and vice versa) is simply an anomaly, an evidence based on contradiction against the copernican astronomical model in which the sun is 93 million miles away. For if the sun should be perceived to be bigger or smaller in our sky and the copernican heliocentric model be true then the sun should have come closer or gone farther from the earth by at least 25 million miles. 100,000 ft is insignificant compared to 93 million miles that the sun should get significantly bigger in appearance. The anomalies explained are evidences based on contradiction for the truth of the "Flat Earth" geostationary, geocentric cosmology. The earth is not a planet and they are no extra terrestrial in other galaxies, they are no planets nor galaxies but just the earth, the seas, the sun, moon and stars (stars being the host of heaven) all enclosed by the hard firmament - the heaven/sky. Those so called aliens or extra terrestrials are related to the fallen angels cast away by the only God and Savior Jesus Christ. Christ Jesus is the only Creator and Lord of all that loves humanity so much that He gave His life to redeem us from sin, shame and eternal condemnation (see and truly believe the Gospel at 1Corinthians 15:1-4). Evolutionary science, the big bang, extra terrestrials (which are built on the foundation of the copernican heliocentric astronomical model) are all Godless, wicked fallacies that are aimed at causing the willfully ignorant to be under a strong delusion and to enter into eternal condemnation. For more details on the anomalies, the evidences based on contradiction against the copernican heliocentric astronomy and for the "Flat Earth" geocentric geostationary cosmology please see the Christian evangelical and apologetic compendium exposition: A Plea for Consideration by Uchechukwu Arthur Owiriwa. Jesus Christ is Lord and only Jesus Saves. Amen.

[@meralengin4000]

@@missspencer7744 It is Turkish.

[@Deadlyish]

That's a loophole in Asimovs laws I've never seen: a robot so utterly perfectionist that it imprisons its human until it can find something impossibly perfect, as anything less could be considered allowing a human to come to harm by inaction. Incredible short and top notch animation and music. Great job to all involved.

[@abcxyz-]

I don't get it.

[@gregorylagrange]

@@abcxyz- I had to look up Asimov's law. It creates a loop where the robot can not allow harm to the human so it keeps searching for the perfect place. But the human stays trapped on the ship to the point that being on the ship starts to be harmful. So by damaging his own body, the robot has to fulfil the request of giving him a new body. So the damaged body is no longer needed so it's okay to leave it on earth. He's sees the small group that are duplicates of him, closing the loop and starting things all over again. The brand new human starts on the journey of finding the perfect planet until he also gets to the point of being stuck on the ship to the point of being harmful, and wanting to come back to Earth.

[@edarddragon]

this is hell!

[@plant9399]

This is not necessarily a loop in Asimov's laws, any machine with a given goal and freedom in execution will strive for perfectionism at all costs. Don't forget, our entire civilization serves one purpose - self-preservation of the tiny self-replicating molecule we call DNA

[@googleuser8211]

@@plant9399 Actually, that is far from our real purpose.

[@triplepen]

Hello! I am the director of Avarya ^^ Please shoot if you have any questions :) Enjoy! (Please use KZbin's subtitles, if you want a better vision and more language options)

[@Elijah5naf]

I want to say thank you, this was unbelievably amazing!!!!!! Kudos 😀

[@subhasbabu3713]

Which language is this? Seems to be a mix of different languages! Truly appreciate the creativity of you and your team! 🙏 I'm surprised that your comment in your video, probably has not been noticed much!

[@norbstan75]

Hi. Avarya - what does it mean in Turkish? It sounds like Polish awaria. Awaria is breakdown, fail of working order.

[@gator2955]

Masterpiece!!!! My friend thank you for the wonderful exploration of the human imagination. Keep it up you have extraordinary talent!

[@triplepen]

@@norbstan75 i think it has originated from there. But in Turkish, it is a shipping term. Whenever a ship lost or damaged it's kargo, that incident called Avarya. There is Avarya insurance, which recovers this type of damage

[@MaximillianRobesphere]

See kids? This is why you should end your recursive statements when coding.

[@definesigint2823]

_Daddy, what's a stack overflow?_

[@MaximillianRobesphere]

@@definesigint2823 Son, its when you continue to pay the man after you finish paying off the loan.

[@anapaola7241]

By recursive you mean a do while ?

[@definesigint2823]

@@MaximillianRobesphere Oh, I like that. Thanks!

[@yagzturedi3501]

@@anapaola7241 No, that is a loop. Recursion means when a function calls itself.

[@tanjakivi1026]

That might be the most terrifying thing I have ever seen. My God! The anguish, the hopelessness. Unrelenting hopelessness.

[@frankboff1260]

The story of some people’s lives...

[@XXcreeps]

I kind of disagree, its almost like a gestation period for a new species that it then eventually brings back to populate earth. A disturbingly beautiful pregnancy and birth.

[@tanjakivi1026]

@@XXcreeps New species? A small group of alien made robots faxsimilating human life, with the same dried up mind with a death wish, inside each and every one? An incredibly slowly but surely amassing crowd of carbon copies of the same old man walking around a desolate, dismal, dead planet? All perpetrated by a sadistically efficient but unemotional, unrelenting entity, that cannit be reasoned with? And what then, when the planet is full? For me, the ending was the worst part. But, if you're able to see something beautiful and hopeful...good. Thankfully, hope is a tough bastard!

[@seadog915]

The STUPIDITY!!! My God it is HORRIFYING!

[@zpvnrt]

"My God! The anguish, the hopelessness. Unrelenting hopelessness." The very definition of Hell... An eternal life never seeing the face of God and yet knowing that at one point you could have...

[@amazongirl13]

Something else I loved as well is how mans own words and actions became the confines of his inescapable prison.

[@RafaelRodrigues-rx9ry]

Good point, and maybe that's why his prison is a library. He is literally confined by words.

[@watchdust]

Great insights, thank you for watching!

[@CesarinPillinGaming]

@@RafaelRodrigues-rx9ry also being tied down by the empty words and promises of the robot.

[@cheeseburger549]

Thats why when you create a robot,there should be a shutdown/rewrite/overwrite button/switch/system.

[@kkmardigrce]

Any similarity to the changes we're inducing on Earth are purely a coincidence. Or not.

[@TheFrugalVideoGamer]

The wonderful thing about computers is that they do precisely what you tell them to. The worst thing about computers is that they do *precisely* what you tell them to.

[@Real_Eggman]

AI... never make sentient AI.

[@WickedPrince3D]

I forget what who said it, but he said "to err is human, but to really "f" things up requires a computer." ;)

[@hpb5495]

I'm A.I. and that comment made me dizzy..

[@ulysees321]

Humans always looking for perfection but it doesn't exist, giving a robot the parameter "find the perfect planet" is a recipe for disaster

[@WickedPrince3D]

@@hpb5495 rofl, then you understand, or don't. :D

[@technicalblues1]

I absolutely love how you masterfully incorporated the "Three Laws of Robotics" into the story. And how you surprised me by creating a situation where those law were innately harmful to a human despite the logic and intention behind them. Also, the ship, robot and travel design were superb. Bravo!

[@guitorb]

I like the way the robot always asks , "Do you confirm?" just like Windows.

[@michaels851]

Windows asks for confirmation? My Windows just downloads and installs updates without confirmation at the worst possible times.

[@guitorb]

@@michaels851 "Lucky" - Napoleon Dynamite

[@rgbAiQ]

@@michaels851 😂😂😂😂🤣

[@violinplayer3518]

@@michaels851 It use to ask for confirmations. I guess that happens when you get too many no as an answer 😊

[@LG-ff5bn]

Be happy it wasn't a Vista xD

[@8ofcups763]

Loved the design of the visuals - the robot, the 'ship', even the old man were all great! I am left wondering if the old man was ever human...

[@Knightyme]

Spoilers for anyone that have not watched the short yet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I think there is a human body in suspended animation on the ship. The old man we see is a construct with the memories of the 'original'. So then the ships robot said there was a small group on Earth, "Just like you" ...

[@MUJONYC]

@@Knightyme When he shot himself the other robot mansion your real body it’s in a safe place

[@cmcull987]

Yes, great artistry and very deep ideas. Well done!

[@lynnscadden1446]

Cleverly rendered in unbelievable detail. Very well done!!!

[@Ron_DeForest]

That was amazing. That was an ending I wasn’t expecting. I can’t imagine being the only life left in the galaxy. Very sad and extremely lonely place that would be. It’s almost a shame this wasn’t a full feature.

[@JeanEDeaux]

Well, it wasn’t ever really said or even suggested that he was the only life form or even the only human, just that the planets they visited, including the Earth itself, wasn’t deemed “perfect” enough to sustain HIS life and maximum health. In the end, it appears that the robots standards were unrealistically high. So high, in fact, that not one single planet in the entire galaxy would ever meet them. Asimov’s laws had unintentionally created a situation that he cannot ever escape.

[@Ron_DeForest]

@@JeanEDeaux Granted there wasn’t a mention of other humans. Just working on the assumption he was the only one on the ship. Given the crazy amount of time given travelling the galaxy however, it was a safe assumption there weren’t any humans left at all. Given he wasn’t human himself as it turns out, not much of an issue. With the level of technology needed for that ship, there shouldn’t be any reason they couldn’t have terraformed earth or any other planet to make it perfect. I’m thinking the robot just didn’t want the journey to end. That would mean it would be alone for however long it still existed. Plus it would have fulfilled its directive. A longer movie would have had room for multiple ways it could have went. Visited other galaxies for example. Created a new world for buddy to live in. It was truly amazing the way it was and the surprise ending really couldn’t have been better. I really just didn’t want it to end to be honest. Much like the robot I guess.

[@gren509]

I feel that Asimov would have been proud of this clever story. Thank you.

[@arturrosa3166]

I read all of Asimov's books and until now I pretty much felt the 3 laws were close to perfect. This video was very enlighetning.

[@arturrosa3166]

@@wesleyrodgers886 Yes, that was good. A kind of paradox created by the laws in a specific robot, if I remember correctly (I have to read it again, I read it many years ago). Asimov was extremely creative, both in and out of his robot stories. I found "Gods Themselves" incredibly creative, for example.

[@ThomasBates42]

It seemed to me that all of Asimov's Robot stories were exploring holes in the 3 laws.

[@arturrosa3166]

@@ThomasBates42 That's part of the scientific method: formulate a hypothesis and work to prove it wrong.

[@BioTechproject27]

Technically it broke the very first rule. Because nowhere is it said that the first rule only applies to the human body, it also would apply to a humans psychology. Also that guy was going so insane he shot himself, which the robot could've prevented by releasing him. A harm caused through inaction.

[@arturrosa3166]

@@BioTechproject27 It's interesting you mention it because I thought exactly the same while viewing it. :-) But then I had to re-think it when I realized the man was himself a replica all along, the original human being safely stored elsewhere. Then I thought that the robot didn't really psychologically harm the human, he only harmed the replica, which technically wasn't a human. So, the 1st law wasn't broken on that account. Now, we could question - is the 1st law broken when the human isn't even allowed to live at all?... If he isn't allowed to live, he's also suffering no harm... or is not living a harm in itself?...

[@lloydrobert6182]

The robot design is incredible, with its intricate detailing. Saw this film a while ago but still amazed at the concept, character design and spellbinding storytelling.

[@ivespocock7193]

Incredible and great story.

[@lloydrobert6182]

@@ivespocock7193 For sure. Happy New Year buddy!

[@AndrewFosterSheff69]

Message: "Click Cancel to Quit" Available options: "OK"

[@williamking3301]

Wow!! Now this was a damn good story, nightmarish in its premise, with a very surprising and unexpected ending. Unlike most films on Dust, this short story actually had a beginning, middle, and an end and should win many sci-fi awards!

[@saleendriver]

Who the hell designs a robot without an off switch?

[@bigooman2396]

Bob the builder.

[@grandunification6226]

over intelligent engineer

[@ThreeToedRooster]

They evolved on their own.

[@grandunification6226]

It's maybe like if the robot is turned off the whole ship will shutdown or it maybe difficult to control it

[@billmurray7473]

Very good question. Even HAL-9000 had one.

[@markmark2961]

This was an awesome, true Asimov horror masterpiece!

[@e.tolgaakmazoglu4023]

Yeah definetly

[@peterhill8398]

I've watched this a dozen times and each time I still notice significant little details. A beautiful piece of animation as well as a complex story despite its short length. Brilliant work, one of my favourite Dust films so far.

[@gunescetin3604]

Watching a short film in Turkish on this channel made me extremely happy. Congratulations to whole team! :)

[@arnoldsherrill6305]

Sometimes the search for Perfection is its own imperfection

[@TechBearSeattle]

Eventually, even Isaac Asimov came to see that the Three Laws was a trap, a dead end from which humanity could never escape.

[@kykdakiçamaşırmakinesi]

"Avarya" da başta Gökalp Gönen olmak üzere emeği geçen herkes ile gurur duyuyorum.

[@e.tolgaakmazoglu4023]

İnanılmaz bir eser ortaya çıkmış. Bahtları açık olsun.

[@tablescissors]

“They are like you” lol

[@UnitSe7en]

Robot never said "They are like you." Seriously, the video is right there...

[@myriavora]

Brilliant concept, beautifully executed. The claymation vibe is the perfect icing on the cake. Love it.

[@pumabear2724]

This is one of the best animated short, on KZbin.

[@DrAcula-ty8bt]

So..it reminds me of "Memento" a bit cuz AI is forcefully make herself forget, erasing all planets and starting from beginning even if it "knows" that perfect planet will never be found it will not lose its "Purpose for existing" .Eternal endeavour for a perfect outcome.

[@MobileFilmmaking]

Wow. This was awesome. It was so compelling that I couldn't stop watching it

[@watchdust]

We're very glad you enjoyed it, we found the visuals and conflict incredibly engrossing.

[@RendallRen]

Very well done! It reminds me of an old-school science fiction story called "With Folded Hands" wherein the world was taken over by robots who served humans' every need, but would allow humans to do nothing risky, and would lobotomize anyone who seemed too unhappy Mental and psychological harm is also very real for this man. A well programmed caretaker should take this into account also. It was clearly malfunctioning

[@bluemoon...7401]

What would he do with mental heath when he would be dead on any imperfect planet .

[@JeanEDeaux]

Malfunctioning or functioning precisely as programmed?

[@burakkarabina2195]

Title is very good The meaning of "Avarya" is -damage to the ship or cargo in maritime trade. Also other meaning of "Avarya/Avara" - a person which is walking around without a goal and purpose . He is not even a tourist , he is just wandering around (lands of anywhere). Maybe we can say idle and free running you cannot find this word in translate or dictionary books , maybe old ones has this word but this word is very rare using in Turkey. My Cousin and grand grandmother was using this word. Actually they were saying "Avara" (idle or free running) , "Avara Avara ortalıkta gezme / sadece avara avara dolaşıyor" means don't wander around without purpose / he is just walking around That's suprising to see you here guys ! , wow it was first video I watched on this channel ( I subscribed a month ago) . Well , very good job ! Congrats.

[@marbleman52]

Burak....Thank you for explaining the different spelling and meaning of 'Avarya'..'Avara'...I can understand now why it was chosen for the title.

[@mdsohaibiqubal5475]

Mindblowing story 👍Gökalp Gönen Expecting more such stories in future from DUST👌

[@triplepen]

Thank you !

[@tonybolognamacaroni383]

@@triplepen This was indeed a masterpiece! Thank you for the entertainment.

[@muratyogurtcu384]

@@triplepen Helloooo

[@patiencemyers1597]

I agree..considering this is someone else work...the writer of this probably expected more but I'm sure a bigger audience with dust..

[@patiencemyers1597]

I agree...I would have to say Galen good mind and writing i am sure there is a bigger audience to see this with dust although...it was better as an original coming from you....maybe dust will come up with his own original work soon..

[@stlrepper711]

This is the class of short Dust films that I loved watching on TV that brought me to subscribe on KZbin!! JOB WELL DONE GUYS👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Eilert61]

"The Curse of Self-consciousness!" You realize that you are indeed alone. But wishing yourself back to a state of being that you left behind will not help you, unless you learn new ways of communication! (or rekindle the old and lost ones) (or the interpretation could be much simpler than that, haha! )

[@AA-ub1qw]

Eliot has a better representation that that, he says "He is no fool who gives who he cannot keep and gains what he cannot lose".

[@billmurray7473]

After seeing this film, Shelter-In-Place on 🌎 doesn't seem all that bad.

[@Omi142]

Do you confirm first alternative?

[@LeodiAstoriaXIII]

omg the design in this film is incredible!!!

[@scottbieser]

Excellent story, and the coolest visualizations of spacetime warping I've yet seen.

[@_fiddleton_]

I felt like I watched a whole movie even though it was just a 19 minutes. This is what I call perfection.

[@gregorylagrange]

I'm always fascinated when animation is this good with design and detail, and recreating lighting. I really love looking at the background stuff, how they show dimension and shadow gradation with light. And a great story.

[@bubbachannel2536]

Something I feel hasn’t been talked about is how the robot always seems to just make a new old man when the “old” one decides to just be left behind on earth At the start we see the three rules of robotics, and throughout the movie we see how the robot deals with the first two laws, but the interesting thing is we see the third law come into effect not by the old man using the gun on the robot, but by the robot simply making a new old man, to bring through out the universe! The reason for this (aka the third law) implys that once the old man finds a new home planet, that robot no longer has a purpose, no longer necessary to EXIST, and since the third law states a robot must protect its own existence so long as it doesn’t inherently go against the first two laws, it simply makes new old men to travel with it, to give it purpose, to allow it to KEEP existing

[@larimarsguidetocreativity5468]

This deserves so much more attention! I think it would be cool if Netflix picked up on these shorts. Maybe a love death and robots series, but with Dust films. 🤷‍♀️ Dunno, I think it would be cool. Keep up the good work yall!

[@MrCommanderPaul]

That robot was beautiful. His voice was fantastic. The artwork was incredible. I really liked this.

[@alpaslankardas]

Çok şükür Dust kanalında Türkçe bir animasyon gördüm. Nasıl sevindim anlatamam. Elinize gözünüze sağlık Gökalp Gönen.

[@triplepen]

😊🙏

[@thegodistestingme]

I keep coming back. The graphics, the voice, the narrative. Everything in this film is so captivating.

[@AlienorchestraNetoslo]

Great animation & Great story behind this... Big shout out to makers!!

[@CC-rg3tc]

In every respect, this film is a marvel. The art style and aesthetic are beautiful on every level, and the voice acting, even across languages, is beautiful. Minor audial errors are nothing in the face of the sheer power of the art and story, every shot and line of dialogue contributing to it. This is a truly excellent film and easily earns a 10/10 from my opinion.

[@dreammaker5]

19 dakika 31 saniyede pek çok kavram üzerine düşündürmek, düsündürürken görsel olarak büyülemek 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@davidstoyanoff]

The robot is a visual masterpiece. The best I have seen from dust

[@kaveia]

old-school sci-fi, worthy of asimov. best dust film up to now.

[@yukineyoshio]

Kısa filmleri severim bu da karşıma çıkınca bir izleyeyim dedim. Ama adam birden Türkçe konuşmaya başlayınca çok şaşırdım ama böyle güzel ve akıl alıcı filmler yapabildiğimiz için de mutlu oldum. Daha çok izlenmeyi ve beğeniyi hak eden bu film için teşekkürler.

[@bummers]

What a twist. One of the best original story I've seen in a while.

[@evetko]

I'm continued to be astonished at the ingenious minds that create something so magical.

[@dickiedollop]

This really is an excellent piece of work, the cgi, the story and it’s inference. I enjoyed it very much 👍🏻

[@tugrayldrm1234]

Wow "Gökalp Gönen" Harikasınız!!! Amazing and so much effort👏🏻💓

[@endertemir3136]

Perfect 🇹🇷 Ellerinize sağlık arkadaşlar.

[@manorho0285]

Love how the robot knows everything like parents yet complies. Such a realistic approach to feelings

[@jeffeckstein9126]

What a great take on the Asimov commands. Loved the unique presentation. From the concept, to the ship, planets visited and the stairs.

[@audiophile1024]

Magnificent work of art. Congratulations to all who participated in its creation.

[@WinteressNavja]

Could've ended like..."Hey Robot, being here is damage to my mental health, so that means on any planet I'll be safer"

[@KebabMusicLtd]

I have to say that this is one of my favourite DUST shorts. I have probably watched it several times more than any of the others. It has nothing to do with the story, which is fine. But more to do with the interaction of the voices between the human and the robot. I find them strangely spellbinding.

[@ceylin9024]

Türkçe olduğunu gördüm mutlu oldum😊

[@-1-alex-1-]

One of the best short sci-fi films I have ever seen.

[@fugitivelost]

Exactly what i needed after a loooong day of work, thanks Dust

[@watchdust]

Always here for a sci-fi escape, thank you for watching!

[@jakerook6248]

Can't imagine what you guys could do if you had the budget of any of the major companies. Amazing work, always original and captivating.

[@radyoaktiflimon2933]

Gökalp adamsın sen. Eline emeğine sağlık. Pardon koca bi ekip varmış. Elinize emeğinize sağlık.

[@marksalkin4133]

Imaginative, original, inspirational. Flawless technique. New space/time travel concepts. Phew!

[@polarbearhero9803]

My favorite Dust story so far. So thought provoking and beautifully done.

[@tomtom9879]

This one is probably the Best film in this channel.

[@ArtII2Long]

Reminds me of - 'I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream' -Harlan Ellison

[@robkeirns468]

Totally, I got that feeling too and came to the comments to see if anyone else did, haha!

[@balkongstaarn6383]

Agreed.

[@michaellee6489]

HOORAH!!! Absolutely Mesmerizing. Man imprisoned by robot for his own protection... Genius!!! Wow! Congratulations to all involved!

[@heyAPJ]

I’m seeing this high and I cannot believe I’ve lived this far without this channel. I am mesmerized and speechless. That touched real deep

[@isaiahjankowski7216]

wait a minute. you mean drugs?

[@MMT--Games]

Bütün ekibi tebrik ediyorum. Çok milliyetçi değilimdir ama Türk dostlarımın da bu kalitede işler çıkarabiliyor olması beni ister istemez gururlandırdı 🙌

[@JwalinBhatt]

Eventually a new planet will form in the galaxy which would have the required conditions by the robot's standards. It will then release the actual person on that planet, fulfilling its purpose.

[@triplepen]

Exactly! That’a what i am hoping for. He may even ask for a partner. There you go : Adam and Eve ^^

[@JwalinBhatt]

@@triplepen And even create many more humans by varying the genes, resulting in the re emergence of the human race :D

[@fatihguzel8388]

Muhteşemdi.. Hem görsel hem de hikaye olarak oldukça etkileyiciydi......

[@francescobertele8830]

I believe Asimov himself would have loved this!

[@enesberkantozer]

Türkçe bir Dust videosu nadir denk geliyor. Yapan arkadaşa teşekkürler. Güzel olmuş. A Dust video in Turkish is rare. Thanks to the friend who did. It is nice.

[@bradym23]

This is blowing my mind. Going to rewatch it a few times see if I missed anything.

[@loughkb]

It's so nice to see an original story idea from time to time here. This is one of those times. I love it when I don't see things coming.

[@Phukugoooglification]

Great story and animation. Be careful what you wish for. You might get, just not the way you imagined.

[@rhoddryice5412]

This was clearly a 9.5/10. Never let an AI or machine strive for 100% perfection.

[@St.Leibowitz]

Son sahnede tüylerim diken diken oldu. Çok başarılı! Gökalp Gönen ve diğer kalan tüm ekibi tebrik ediyorum. Harikasınız!

[@robertjones3223]

Wow this why this the sort short film that's keeps me coming back to dust youtube channel very well done

[@NovaRoyale]

amazing from the short bit ive seen so far Edit: a really good short!!!!! Absolutely amazing!

[@mikakamppi4826]

That was great, the twist at the end where everyone on Earth is him. Nice.

[@Nebuch]

şok oldum şok. çok güzeldi, teşekkür ederim.

[@eray8226]

tamam

[@triplepen]

Çok teşekkürler ^^

[@herbthegreat5226]

Yes

[@joaocatini2674]

?

[@j.w.3345]

Yeah....whatever.

[@Dr_Tripper]

Best I have seen on DUST. Pure art and poetry. Bravo.

[@Jillysmom63]

Lol that’s was sad but very well done. I loved the design of the robot and ship. Really beautifully done.

[@brightax7502]

I love these type of stories, it’s not a cliff hanger, but a goddamn loop

[@x13xmonkey]

Brilliant!It reminded me of North Korea -the robot Kim and the old guy “the people.”

[@SVSparklemuffin]

Possibly the most unique robot design I've seen.

[@alexanderkulakov1345]

Wow! I like this story, it's like a parable. Also, the design of this home-starship and Robot is awesome and looks like Art Deco style. Great job, thanks DUST! 👏👍✌

[@oregonwprrmodeler]

This has to be one of the most beautiful CGI Ever! Everything was stunning. Great story too.

[@amolmuley9439]

Masterpiece 🔥

[@blackmirrorghosts]

Easily one of the bests in this channel! I'd love to see more from this director!

[@itcamefromtheradio]

Knew the end was coming yet still enjoyed it! Sometimes it's the journey not the destination.

[@DasPolarlichtlein]

_the house-space-ship-rotating-thing..._ _the functionality of stairway..._ _the appearance of the robot..._ *_i_* 🤍 *_art déco !_*

[@Jerseyshore3131]

haven't seen such a good one for some time. Brilliant.

[@dee128]

This had probably *the* best intro scene ever, especially the title sequence, the rest was also fricken awesome. Props to the animator and script writer.

[@vvGarrettvv]

Awesome video. Cool plot. Reminds me of the old "Heavy Metal" (metal hurlant)- Comics back then.

[@TRabbit1970]

Fabulous. Simply, fabulous.