"Gripping from the starting."

Rating: 10/10 (27 October 2012)

This in no way looks to be a debut film of the director. The amount of professionalism displayed in the film is highly praising. The story is set entirely on the moon. It tells you a story of a time when humans are using the resources present on the moon. The station for harvesting the resources on moon is highly equipped and is self-operating. However there is need of just one man. Sam is stuck there. Although there are an abundant number of things for him to do, among which he finds joy in going out of the station on the moon. He is missing human touch for most of his time. The story seems to be little confusing in the starting but when the film is nearing finish, you will adore the story. The film is not to be missed.
PROS:
You have an astonishing performance by Sam as Sam in the film. The beautiful part of the film is that it relies entirely on art direction, acting by just the one person, and the cinematography. What makes it respectable to me is the use of minimum resources. At some times it will give you the feeling of Home Sickness. The guy is stuck at the place without the contact with humans for 3 years. There is a moment when in the view we have the blue planet (Earth.). And we hear the cry of the character, where he just wants to go home. That feeling was too intensified by the way earth was shown to us with a slow zoom. How the world crumbles around you when you find out that your whole life is a lie. The feeling when you find out that your existence doesn't matter. That unbelievable truth is an integral part of your life. These are some of the ideas explored nicely in the film. The ending is full of twists. It is a science fiction film presented with such awesomeness that you rarely get out of that atmosphere.
MESSAGE: "Learn to live with some unbelievable truths."
VERDICT: "Most recommended."