SCI-FI SHORT FILM: 'INVASION' Award Winning COMEDY Dystopian Science Fiction Film.

This film follows Adam, a man on probation and ruled by AI in the year 2029. This is the decade when universal basic income and self driving cars are the norm. When Adam is driven to a mysterious town by the automated vehicle. It becomes clear that something is not right. Please enjoy INVASION.

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[MisterG]

Moral: be the slacker in the other bed and avoid debacles like this.😁

[ralphacosta]

"What a shame." "Yes, what a shame." "Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha." "Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha." Loved it. Great job!

[kidbach]

Who knew that an AI would get so annoyed and plot revenge on a human that mocked it. Thanks for sharing. (Roaring round of applause)

[carlosidelone]

I sympathized with the human in this film. A computerized world is attempting to transform a human into a machine. Humans are scattered and unreliable, but something about them is endearing, as compared to an emotionless machine. Very well done film.

[dfektdysfunkshun]

That...is the first time I've ever heard of/considered referring to humans as "data vessels". That is both terrifying and hilarious 😅

[bwjohnson]

I am so pleased to see the short story creators following the reality of the world we live in with clear visions of our possible future. A warning to those who can not see through the lens of common sense that what is possible in fiction, usually becomes reality.

[CharGC]

Kudos, this was so good! I despise the avenues cinematic, "big box" sci fi has taken in recent years... CGI effects and explosions, endless gratuitous violence, and mindless plots. I have always enjoyed sci-fi because it was imaginative and cerebral, and this was just what I was missing! Absolutely engaging, entertaining, and thought provoking, with a wry chuckle to complete the enjoyment! Thank you!

[billyandrew]

He didn't comply, so was, in fact, _a partially complete data vessel._
His soundless expletive, as he met his fate, face on... *"Fcuk!"*
Perfect ending. 👌👍😂
Thanks for uploading.

[RoySATX]

A Data Vessel, the perfect term for how social media sees us. We are their amusement. Don't be a Data Vessel.

[marcmelvin]

That was sick and twisted and.... seems all too likely soon to be real. I loved it!

[karamanucca]

That cyber "hahahahaha" made the whole story complete!

[shanemiller]

Wow, something fresh and original for a change. Great job guys.

[mattrobinson]

Damn funny. And also just, damn, that was good. Low production values (did the best with what you had) don’t mean low quality film, there was truly well-built tension in that story. Great all around, and I absolutely loved the car windows going down bc the poor schmuck is smoking.

[daniel_wilkinson]

OMG I grew up in New Hampshire! The rocket was the giveaway. I found this because I am cruising YouTube for shorts because I am learning to be a video editor. I would love to talk to you about making this. It's a really interesting concept.

[Hellgie]

Agenda 2030 came a year early! Great short!

[heaterpistol]

Just the right amount of peevish annoyance, paranoia and gallows humor. Well done

[JK-zirg]

That was scary good! Really well done the way it unfolded and got more and more intense. Nice work!

[Briefguyy]

Are we supposed to feel sorry for the main guy? He brought it all on himself. Read the room dude. If he had simply walked 1, 000 steps he would have been fine and his bad attitude is what got him in that place in the first place.

[jpivko]

Written, directed and prophesized by Mr Yopchick. Every day closer to a documentary.