The film starts off quite promisingly and holds your attention as you wonder what is going to happen.
The eerie flash of light, power failure, and loss of communication with base creates some good tension. And with base station saying nothing was wrong increases that feeling.
If it had stopped there as a short, it would have been good. Sadly, it then seems that a second film was tacked on and that film is a jumbled mess. No proper structure, no continuity, absurd character behaviour.
It is hard to believe that someone actually edited this film and sent it out like this. A good start, some potential, but ultimately awful.
What makes this whole thing worse are the numerous good reviews here which are undoubtedly false. They can only have been added by people associated with the film and reflect very badly on MaXaM.
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