Jul 6, 2016
METROID: THE SKY CALLS // a Rainfall Films Intergalactic Odyssey
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METROID: THE SKY CALLS // a Rainfall Films Intergalactic Odyssey
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"Metroid - The Sky Calls" by Rainfall Films
Rainfall Films and director Sam Balcomb present a live action short set in the Metroid universe, starring Jessica Chobot (Nerdist) and America Young (Halo 5).
The classic Nintendo franchise, Metroid, envisioned through the lens of 60s-70s science fiction cinema such as 2001, Alien, and Solaris: this was the concept for Rainfall’s most recent production. Instead of using a modern approach, a style was developed more in tune with the themes that inspired the first Metroid game in 1986: isolation, exploration, and the wonders of deep space.
"Metroid : The Sky Calls" by Rainfall Films. A short fan film about our favourite bounty hunter, Samus Aran.
METROID: The Sky Calls. A really REALLY cool short film set in that world.
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METROID: THE SKY CALLS | a Rainfall Films Intergalactic Odyssey
This fan-made Metroid film is truly a spectacle.
From Rainfall Films, “Rainfall Films and director Sam Balcomb present a live action short set in the Metroid universe, starring Jessica Chobot (Nerdist) and America Young (Halo 5).
The classic Nintendo franchise, Metroid, envisioned through the lens of 60s-70s science fiction cinema such as 2001, Alien, and Solaris: this was the concept for Rainfall’s most recent production. Instead of using a modern approach, a style was developed more in tune with the themes that inspired the first Metroid game in 1986: isolation, exploration, and the wonders of deep space.We hope you enjoy our take on the adventures of Samus Aran.”
Peace, JW