Senn

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5.1/10

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Senn is a line worker on Pyom, a world forgotten by even the corporation that owns it. Strange events begin to threaten his job, relationships and life. As his situation reaches a breaking point, an enigmatic alien creature appears. With SennÂ’s sanity hanging in the balance, he and his lover, Kana, escorted by their alien host, journey light years away to the Polychronom - an ancient object that has apparently chosen Senn from across the universe. The groupÂ’s only hope is for Senn to fulfill a mysterious purpose that may change the very nature of civilization.

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Charles Dickens meets Arthur C. Clarke--A lowly factory worker is delivered from a world of misery and discovers his destiny via an ancient object on the other side of the stars.Charles Dickens meets Arthur C. Clarke--A lowly factory worker is delivered from a world of misery and discovers his destiny via an ancient object on the other side of the stars.Charles Dickens meets Arthur C. Clarke--A lowly factory worker is delivered from a world of misery and discovers his destiny via an ancient object on the other side of the stars.

Director
- Josh Feldman
Writers
- Josh Feldman
- Britton Watkins
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IMDb RATING

5.1/10

243

YOUR RATING

Director
- Josh Feldman
Writers
- Josh Feldman
- Britton Watkins
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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When Resh discusses the video with Senn and then sees the sparkling "surveillance device", the towel around Resh's neck repeatedly changes location between cuts (around the neck, in his hands, and back), and his hair changes from wet and spiky, to dry and smooth, back to spiky.

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Gaspard De La Nuit
Written by Maurice Ravel
Performed by Cubosity Music (as Cubosity)

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10/10

A juxtaposition of worlds wrought with mystery and discovery.

Senn is a masterpiece of world-building from the otaku-grade attention to detail of the landscapes and hardscapes, to the visionary worlds created within the main character. The production design is top-notch, yet never overpowers the story. The special effects are minimal strengthening the story, rather than replacing it. The score by Cubosity enhances the feeling of the scenes and fits nicely within the overall story telling.

Senn is a great exploration of what it means to be human, and how every day lives can be changed in an instant. It is clearly concerned with contemporary issues such as environmentalism and human rights, without being dogmatic. The relationships in the film are strong, complicated, and real. The subtleness of Senn allows the viewer to leave their own imprint on the film and take from it something very personal.

Go see what Senn has for you.