Remnant

Not bad actually. I found this to be an interesting film with fun little robot fights!!

A lonely soldier. A field, a town, the mech mobile unit, a sort of challenge and a correct end of fight. Desolation. An exercise of cinematography with real good intentions but not so convincing. Nothing is missing, it can be defined as a correct short Sci. Fi but each part of it seems be just a pretext for mech mobile unit presence, for the image of walls and bad iron guy, for the presence of Alex Kizir , his run, his eyes looking to sky. And nothing more.

This doesn't quite feel like a standalone short film-it's more like a scene from a full-length sci-fi movie, or perhaps a concept piece for one the director envisions. And honestly, that's a film I'd love to see!

The story follows a man piloting a mobile mech unit as he searches for power sources in a post-war world. Along the way, he discovers that while the war may be over, the post-apocalyptic environment is still far from safe.

The visual effects are exceptionally well done-this doesn't feel like a low-budget short at all. It's also interesting how the concept and several elements in the story echo themes and cinematic choices we've seen recently in shows like Fallout.