Clearwater

Like many others have mentioned, the visuals in this short film are exceptionally high quality. They're probably among the best I've seen in short films. I was mesmerized by the special effects, and the scenery was absolutely stunning. The cinematography is excellent and gives off the vibe of a full-feature film with a decent budget, rather than just a random short.

One thing that came as a surprise was the film's horror genre. I didn't expect it, but it was a pleasant surprise. The origin of the strange, otherworldly creature remains undisclosed-is it an alien from another planet or something native to Earth? We'll probably never know. Still, the quality and detail of the creature were just amazing.

To be honest, I would definitely watch it if this were ever expanded into a full-length movie.

Beautiful location, beautiful girl and EVIL little disease bugger joins in : Mosquito.

Then it gets really weird and creepy. Really Good FX's for a short film less than 6 mins long. Made my skin crawl, especially since I'm basically Mosquito CRACK, they Love Me! I hate them! Ick :o I was hoping for a slightly different ending. Felt a bit flat, but Worth a Watch if your a fan of disturbing type horror. ;D.

'Clearwater (2020)' is a short film in which a young woman unknowingly becomes a blood donor for an otherworldly creature. Most of the piece is dedicated to a surreal sequence that's created entirely using CGI. The special effects are relatively convincing and the visuals are fairly arresting. The aesthetic is fairly disturbing, too. However, the central set-piece is arguably a little too long. It also doesn't feel strong enough to carry the weight of the overall film. Still, the short has a definite structure to it and it's well-achieved overall. It's very simple, but mostly effective.

Here is a 6-minute horror short that left me wanting more. There are some great computer generated sequences and some nice special effects. I thought it was pretty effective. I wouldn't be surprised if someone ends up talking to the director about turning it into a full length movie, because this doesn't just look good, it has something interesting going on.

The CGI is superb for a short story. I think it would put some full feature film animators to shame. My one question is with the story. Shouldn't the clone have been an infant girl instead of a full adult? I'm assuming the clone was made from DNA in the bloodmeal inside the mosquito. Nevertheless, job well done. I'd love to see these animators tackle full feature films.