Before & After

2017
32m

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The fourth and last installment of the "Invasion" saga. Luke and Paul, 100 years from Earth, devise a way to speed up their trip back home. Unfortunately not all goes as planned......discove... Read allThe fourth and last installment of the "Invasion" saga. Luke and Paul, 100 years from Earth, devise a way to speed up their trip back home. Unfortunately not all goes as planned......discovering that time really is of the essence.The fourth and last installment of the "Invasion" saga. Luke and Paul, 100 years from Earth, devise a way to speed up their trip back home. Unfortunately not all goes as planned......discovering that time really is of the essence.

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IMDb RATING

9.2/10

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2User reviews

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Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination total

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7rodneyanderson-58010

Best of the series yet!

Before & After is easily the best of the Invasion Trilogy so far! This one has a really good story line, excellent effects and even most of the acting is pretty good.

A few funny moments in the movie break up tense scenes where the main actor has it upon himself to save the world. I loved the dinosaur scene as well as the giant killer flower; the special effects were awesome.

The audio could have been better in places to hear the dialogue but that is only a small blip in a really good short film.

Action, special effects, comedy and suspense all rolled into one making this a very worthwhile viewing experience.

10paulpashka

Value For Money!

Considering an almost zero budget, non-professional actors, and a lack of real life locations.....this short film rocks amazingly! Initially a project to practice special effects, Paul delivers a fun romp (in this fourth instalment)that has laughs, nice visuals and true sci-fi storytelling. Not too shabby for a passionate hobby!!

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The movie was filmed with a simple iPad and with no tripod. The iPad was held steady most of the time with an envelope/letter rack. All camera movements in the film were achieved post-production via computer.