This is really outstanding. The truly unique and individual point about it is the visual conceptualisation itself, and not necessarily the story idea, which is in fact a classic one when it comes to sci-fi. There is immense style with this short movie. And there is a 'spin' happening with the story idea, and very definitely an intriguing mood - a set of feelings - coming across from it the whole time. It's wonderful, maybe a little sad too, although there is hope in the very uncertainty of the 'future technology' we get to see implemented in the world here. Why I rated it SO highly is because this director is clearly showing what he can do without handing everything on a platter to idea thieves! This guy has so much more to give. Where is it? Where are the mainstream studios here and why aren't they stepping up to the plate with this?
Review of True Skin
