Sci-Fi Short Film: "RECURSION" | DUST
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- Space Vessel Iris and its crew encounter a troubling discovery as they embark to what they believe to be an uninhabited planet.
"RECURSION" by Caden Butera
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"RECURSION" Credits:
Written & Directed by Caden Butera
Starring:
Stephen Morton
Jeremy John Rogers
Bonni Binoche
Stephen Lloyd
John Gessner
Prop design: Joe Cruzaedo Wagner, Caden Butera, Mark Butera
Bridge set design: Caden Butera, Mark Butera
Cockpit set: Philip Poling
Stunts & wirework: Jerry Buxbaum
Wirework studio & FX : Mystery Ridge Ranch (Jerry Buxbaum, Amanda Steen
Cinematography: Dashawn Bedford, Caden Butera
Camera Operator: Dashawn Bedford
Grip: Evan Olsen
Sound: Evan Olson
Editor: Caden Butera
PA:Corey Summers
Special Thanks to:
Max Jordan
Post Falls Costume Place INC
Rylan Butera
Dylan Opp
Kyle & Denise Kennedy
CMTV
Music provided by: Filmstro
Filmed in Oldtown & Coeur d Alene Idaho.
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Hmm
didnt care for it looked low budget as hell plus story is a ripoff of "Pitch Black" with Vin Diesel
In dialogue between what are alleged to be experienced personnel, the captain should NOT have to tell the comms officer to boost the signal. A good comms officer should SAY he's boosting the signal, so the captain (and audience) will know what's going on.
It's not hard to write people this way, it's just that we've all been contaminated by the Star Trek model of shipboard operations.
@@effenkat3893 They are wearing the same name tag at the end... Recursion in computer programming is a loop.
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1) How often does a Short get rewritten into a Feature Film?
2) With so many Excellent Shorts on Dust, why aren't they made into Feature Films? You must have several $ Billions at the Box Office of "Movie Trailers" on the site by now, this one included.
Loved the dishwasher outflow pipe parts on the EVA helmets. Good use of everyday stuff for props!
Haha thank you! Perks of the low budget sci-fi genre!
First thing I noticed too
It’s for a washing machine but really good eye 👁
Thinking that whole time I was watching!! But if you didn’t know what it was you’d never see it! GG.
omg.. I was sitting there looking at those terrible cheap plastic bits and saying ' I KNOW them from somewhere.. but where'... of course its dishwasher/clothes washer type ones. thanks!
I really liked the intro text appearing and disappearing "A L I E N"-style. Now on to the movie.
In the year...2159... When every single printed letter still needs to make a blip sound.
As with a lot of the other comments, a very strong "Alien" feel to it (nothing wrong with that!). Decent acting, FX work was good. Good suspense, not a huge focus on the alien, creature or whatever it is, but enough to let you get the idea... it's NOT friendly! Nicely done.
Thanks so much! Yes Alien was definitely the main inspiration. Glad you enjoyed it!
and the length was appropriate, too.
some of the acting was decent, some not so decent
yeah, even alert in 3:15 sounds like from Alien. Like it
NOT FRIENDLY? SEEMS TO ME LIKE IT WANTS HUGS, LOTS AND LOTS OF HUGS...
As a fan of the Alien series, I thoroughly enjoyed what felt like a well executed tribute to the franchise, with it's own unique touch!
The Alien references I noticed were at 3:15 (same alarm sound as on the Nostromo in ALIEN), the fact that the planet they land on is windy af, the helmets picking up a "rogue transmission" (Covenant) and of course the saliva dripping onto the unsuspecting victim. And as another commenter noted, only giving brief glimpses of the creature, leaving you to fill in the blanks so to speak. Well done short by very talented people and clearly fans of ALIEN. Thank you DUST for curating excellent content, as always!
Exactly! you missed the clanging chains 6:54 and the opening titles of course. But the twist at the end is new
I actually think it was the self destruct alarm from the Sulaco in Aliens.
7:02 "...whatever happened here, it looks like we missed it."
Aliens.
The clanking chains too
the washing machine pipe stuck to the helmet + the fact that the pipe was open, made it hard for me to suspend my disbelief
I think having just a glimpse of the threat was a fantastic move, really keeps up the suspension and mystery. Shout out to the engineer Schultz (John Gessner) on board the Iris warning the others, great performance! Overall a very enticing and thrilling short!
It's like watching Alien in ten minutes. It was gripping and worth the watch. Thanks guys for the upload!
but nobody got deep throated by an alien
Thank you! Alien was definitely the main inspiration, one of my favorite movies of all time!
@@nothingsurprisesmeanymore Hahaha, fair enough! Thanks for the watch my friend!
I thought it was a spin-off short from alien you know like the anniversary ones.
The main thing it lacks in the Alien comparison is the social commentary. Alien took an extremely dim view of the corporation running the show; people died specifically because of decisions it made. So this has some of the surface-level tropes from Alien, but nothing deeper.
Captures the “Exploring/exploiting outer space with all your equipment made down to a price” vibe of Alien perfectly.
This gem requires another episode, or two or more...
Well done in relating that there was a non-friendly creature that did not like humans. Also, home warned them 55 yrs earlier while they were in cryo but they didn't heed the warning NOT to land...
*"That's the first time I've been blown in a while."* 😆🤣👍
We need a whole series of such Sci-Fi. Dust, can't you guys gather all these artists and try to get a funding? :|
I agree!
Noooooooooo... What makes it awesome is structured as it is. People create original content, some 1, some 4 (there are multi-part series) and it's free form. Start creating series, etc... then it's not what it is... Anyway, just a thought ;-)
a LOT of their stuff is really good, and would make better series or movies than are currently available. Have any actually been adapted for TV, or picked up by the major studios?
Those space helmets 🤣 need funding for better helmets.
@@TheJacklwilliams They don't have to make a coherent narrative in a new verse. Think about "Love Death and Robots" style of a series :)
Just with longer episodes and better funding :)
I'll admit, that last shot of the creature sure got me. Knew it was coming, did NOT expect it to look like that. Sheesh.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh😳😳😵💫😵💫😵😵😵 scared the 💩right out of me. This would definitely be a fantastic longer length feature. Hated that it ended so soon!!!!
Haha, glad you enjoyed it! Glad we could scare ya!
It may not be the most original premise/story, but it was really well executed.
Thanks! I agree, the inspiration for the project definitely came after re-watching Alien, haha. Glad you enjoyed it!
Welllll, not really .
I think you missed the point…. They looped back in time, the corpse that Cruzado found was a previous version of himself…it makes you wonder for horse long has this been going on.. probably long enough for them to build the structure on the planet.
it’s an interesting premise that gives you an idea of the time and relativity factor that one can encounter in deep space travel
@@arbjful Thank you! I’m glad you picked up on that at least 😉
Recursion can get to be very messy in real life, this was just the first iteration. This could be a great ideas presentation for a studio to look at. Once they've looked at it it could be a great ideas presentation for a studio that has been supplied a great ideas presentation, ad infinitum.
Well done! Great effects, outstanding story telling.
Bravo!!!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
@@maxnex7676 Thanks for the Feedback!
That stupid waste pipe from clothes washing machine around the helmets was the first thing I see it ... and the command pannel of ship looks like command pannel of a russian submarine from ww2 ... comme on you place the action in 2159 I suppose they won't go in space in a russian sub from ww2
@@gigeldurgigicu4043 It kind of passes the "Alien" vibe of expendable ship and crew. Corp wouldn't waste a brand new starship with these people.
And the acting was spot on too right? ;-)
Sci fi film called "Recursion"
well im definitely watching this!
Hopefully it didn't disappoint..!
If space systems and equipment in 2159 are as steampunk as presented here, we're in big trouble.
Of course, a lot of people are saying it resembles Alien and, it does. That's why I'm here.
I like this style and I know it still has a lot of potential.
That was way to awesome to be so short. More please!
Perhaps one day we'll make a sequel of sorts. Glad you enjoyed it!
Remember, in space no one can hear you scream. Where's Ripley whenever you need her?
good job Caden! making mark proud
Thanks, Bill!
I enjoyed that.. I figured very early the signal was from themselves, it didn't detract from enjoying this though.. well done all
Well I mean the title is Recursion, so it was sort of implied already.
The basic idea goes back at least as far as Twilight Zone (don't recall the episode title), so at this point its "classic trope" rather than "rip-off".
They can easily stretch this concept to a full length movie (and I would watch it)
A cautionary tale. When you get a message saying "Don't land here", don't land there. :)
Nice homage to Aliens (and a little bit, The Thing).
Now THAT was a short! Sweet, to the point, and no confusion.
and a blown fuse is a short, but it doesn't say much about the circuit
Nice Alien references, cinematics were solid, good opening, acting was direct to VHS. Few things that stuck out to me, when you open a door to a building on an alien planet with wind howling outside and then you have the air inside the building totally calm it ruins the immersion, also BOSH washing machine division wants it's waste water pipes back. Not bad all in all.
Thank you! Yeah, I'm with you that moment could have been a little smoother VFX-wise. Glad you overall enjoyed it though!
What's VHS? Just kidding. I remember Blockbuster.
@@CadenButera I did, very much so. There are many parts that Ridley Scott would have been proud of. Polish is all it really needs, and... like many visually impressive shorts, less talking. ;)
@@foxabilo Fair enough! Thanks!
I like when he stepped on the debris on the floor and the glass went *crunch*.
Once again, the most vital technology that no one cares about in SciFi - shipboard artificial gravity. It's the backdrop that makes everything else simple.
this short movie sending you a message that in the next century or two human achievements will be advanced in most aspects but fashion sense will change little or remained more or less unchanged!
Full season when?
10 minutes and I'm hooked, I wanna know everything bout this!
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Buttons and switches! YES, more please! i really dislike the see-through "floaty panel thing" you see in most sci fi now a days. Thumbs up!
The thing is, those 'see-through, floaty panel things' aren't sci-fi anymore; we already have them in AR and VR. Obviously that tech is not yet reliable enough to use in current space vehicles, but it won't be too long before buttons and switches will be for science-history rather than science-fiction.
Certified Gold!!!!!
I love the washing machine hose around the visors
The cast and crew did a great job with this.
Thank you JuTau! It was a fun production to work on. Follow me on Instagram if you would.
Loving the washing machine hose on the helmet visors!!
Haha nice catch! We used whatever we could that wouldn’t break the bank!
I LOVE HOW THEY ARE USING somthing made for washingmachine on the helmets :D
6:03 The best are the tubes around the helmet. It's a washing machine hose!
Star Wars beated - there they made the communicator out of the ladies' shaver "Gilette".
Filmmakers ... never change ... :)))
I like how they added the time displacement thing there at the end to tie the story together. :-)
Great visual effects.
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it.
Oh, I love how it leaves questions. Primarily, what causes the time effect? Is it the creature? Is it the storm?
Is that why the storm has been there for so long, but they didn't know about it?
If they just got there, but the structure is man made...who made it and where are they now? Obviously not this crew.
Fantastic.
@Nicholas Klos But the corpse had the same name tag as the second crewman. Which raises even more questions.
Personally I despise time travel plots. They're lmaost always done wrong and are just a cop-out tool for the writers to do whatever they want (exploiting the paradox wrongly).
Very few time travel stories are good or interesting like the movie "Primer" or the book "Thrice Upon a Time".
Babylon 5 skirted the main issues (of time travel) by making it cool and not matter in the actual current plot.
@@Albtraum_TDDC Well the Terminator movies were pretty cool. Until Terminator 3 and all the films that came after. Then everything went downhill right into a plot hole abyss from there. :(
Not a huge fan of the, "Oh my God, it's us!" angle, but this was done well enough that I would watch this as a full length movie. Thanks.
I think it has been over done. It's become a trope.
It was fast and furious and left you, the viewer, with a flurry of thoughts and visuals. That last scene worked out pretty well.
This reminds me of an old Twilight Zone episode called "Death Ship" from 1963.
@@paulrouk714 I've probably seen it years ago but I'll watch it again later. So many great sci-fi stories were in that original Twilight Zone series!
@@davidtherwhanger6795 That lead actor though.. he nailed it! ;-)
You would think after over 150 years, having interstellar travel and space suites and more, that your flashlights would flood an area like its sunlight.
Love the washing machine hoses on the helmets, must have saved a buck on production lol
Nice film. The weather/coms guy is definitely the best actor. Stole the final scene he was in. Costumes were great and very scrufftech. Would love to see the developer make more and expand his universe!
I dunno. I thought all the acting seemed a bit stiff and forced.
@@HeyIFoundACamera except the older gentleman. He was startling good in comparison. I give the creators and actors mad props for pinching every cent of production value making this.
We have seen untrained actors shine after they are first published.
@@HeyIFoundACamera me too
@@HeyIFoundACamera one of my very first productions. I have hopefully improved since then..! ;-)
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Predictable ..... But watchable 👍
I'll take it! Thanks for watching!
I dont mind the parody. Kind of funny actually. The classics are such for a reason.
"Uh, NASA control: we have a breather down here." Insipid writing.
That looked like the beginning of a great movie. However, as a short it just left me wondering.
Nicely done. Saw it was Paradox and thought it was gonna be a scene from a game. Accomplished a lot in a very short time: set the context, established the mission. Evil corporation sends its pawns into supposedly uncharted space but someone's been here before ... oh nooooo
The helmet equipment is cool, the side tubes and the pipe bends are original from a washing machine
The broken fluorescent tubes on the floor -> mercury vapor in the air + heavy breathing... classic
Classical plot, well done !
This is an example of how small things can leave a bigger impression on the overall feeling of a film than you might realize.
Having the two guys who come up to the helm that don't know the importance of being able to get a reading on the land, also have the knowledge to suggest sending down a beacon ship to get readings.
Then that leads to thinking about other contextual things relative to current times and the setting of the movie. Such as you're in the future and you can travel to other planets with your billion dollar vessel, but don't have the ability to use a drone that you can send down if all you're trying to accomplish is get readings from a scan?
Shows the importance of writing across genres.
But the acting was good right? ;-)
@@helmtheory One actor in particular stood out from the rest.
This was great!
Glad you enjoyed it, man!
"... the message is 52 yrs old, obviously a malfunction..." Not sure how one has anything to do with the other!
I really liked it. Great job on the alien. You used a trick that I haven't seen in modern films. I think it makes it much more scary. Directors like Jack Arnold and Alfred Hitchcock would often use it. The idea was to only give you glimpses of the creature and force your mind to fill in the blanks. The mind can make a simple costume in the dark turn into something much more horrific than any amount of special effects can. Not sure if time was a constraint, but I would suggest giving the audience a little more time to build suspense. Areas like the process of landing, moving through the building. A couple of jump scares that are false like something falling over etc... In all I thought you did a great job.
And you loved the acting too correct? ;-)
@@helmtheory yes!
Definite 'Alien' feel to it, but in the original film, some of their VFX were cheesy too. The masks they used in med bay and the tubes from Ash's innards - having been a 902xx in the AF, the items were easily recognizable. BUT, with that said, enjoyed it and very much agree with others - flesh it out more and make a full length movie - I'd pay money to see it.
Oh, a lovable space horror. Everyone wants to be attacked by monsters with respect.
Like an alien.
The drain pipe setup on their helmets was on point.
Gorgeous! Second part, please!
good fun jog down memory lane with poking fun at all the elements we all enjoyed in "Alien" while throwing in a couple new twists! i love zero-budget films as it gives me inspiration for projects i am working on. thank you for having the guts to see it through and putting the result out there! cheers!
Thanks so much! Yes this was definitely my attempted love-letter to the 1979 Alien. Glad you enjoyed it!
Set in 22nd century, super advance tech (kinda), cryo sleep, interstellar travel, yet the same tropes of stupid and incompetent crews like guys in Prometheus or Covenant. But I love it! Same like horror/slasher tropes, it just doesn't get old, at least for me.
Alien lookalike,
I liked it, love the harsh envirorment and the sound..
Should make a full movie, there are to few good Alien ripps..
Get an old abandoned warehouse, out dated equipment, $200 at the Army/Navy store and actors from the coffee shop around the corner boom- you got a movie. The patches are upside down USArmy unit patches.
😀 @ coffee shop
That was the best jump-scare I have had for a while! Nicely done.
warning alarm sound from the acutual 1979 "Alien" movie. Classic.
Give us a feature film or We will have that alien transported to your office! 🙂
How am I going to finish connecting up my new washing machine if the sci-fi film makers use up all the plumbing accessories at my local DIY hardware store!? No, seriously a very good short film and I liked the litle time travel twist at the end. PS: I would argue as well with the Captaine that the coffee machine IS an essential piece of ship equipment!
Dude that was sweet. Nice node to Alien but with a time loop paradox.
Thanks, Mr. Sarcasum! Appreciate you taking the time to watch our short! 😃😃😃
@@CadenButera oh course!
That monster bends time to lure preys from multiple timelines and feed on them.
That seems like a godawful amount of work. Then again, so does feeding it clones.
I love when movies do not add stupid sounds to ship's flybys and everything in the vacuum of space, well done!
Now *THIS* is what sci-fi horror is supposed to be about. Last few dozen have been "fee-fee" snoozers. 🏆🥇
Glad you enjoyed it!
Definitely like the possibility that they have been here before; caught in a time loop maybe. Sixty two year old message and corpse turned to DUST. lol
the ending was legend
Fun Fact: The patch on their uniform is an upside-down US Army 7th Army Training Command (in Germany) patch....my last unit patch before I retired.
Yes, it totally makes sense for people to volunteer to land into the the storm where they don't even see where they are landing. I guess it's normal practice to crew spaceships with suicidal halfwits.
Well, Ridley Scott seems to think so 😅
@@ElJohnerino He's not the best role model these days.
@@dimanetov1807 Sadly true. 😆
Dust is such a talented group. I wish y’all would make trailers for the short films. I could push your projects plenty of traffic. 😬❤️
They don't make the short films. They only help distribute them.
Dust re-distributes independent films with permission/a fee - the company and channel don't directly write, cast, or produce the videos on their platform+channel, at least to my knowledge they don't...? Please don't hesitate to reach out to any of the original groups & producers though! They're most if not always listed in the descriptions!!!!
Dust is just a channel buddy.
Hmm, interesting, I was gonna put that it's an Alien rip off until that ending. Be interesting Universe to expand on.
Ich lach mich schlapp! :-D Die Badewannenablaufschläuche/-Halterungen an den Helmen sind der Hammer! :-D Das nennt man Improvisation!
Informative. Useful. Calming. Inspiring. Life-changing. Enjoyable. Heart-warming. Other.
THE CLIMAX.....AMAZING🤩🤩🤩
That's what she said.
Thanks, my guy! Glad you enjoyed it!
Worth a part 2
Very chilling and captivating short.
Thanks for watching!
Loved it!
This was really good, suspenseful and a sci-fi horror show, could make for a great movie. There's nothing wrong with the acting, they played their roles well. They did great with the CGI work, the ship looks believable. I really enjoyed this short show, wish it was longer really.
If I had to make one critique, it would be in the beginning where we saw the planet. We're told there's a massive storm on the planet but, when they show the planet and ship, the planet doesn't look like there's a massive storm rolling over the planet. Maybe no one else really noticed but, that's really all I can say for a critique, I did enjoy this and do want more.
Great job to the team who made 'Recursion'.
Thank you! Yeah I'm with you, the planet's atmosphere doesn't look as "stormy" as it should. But overall I'm glad you enjoyed it!
@@CadenButera I liked very much this movie. I just did not understand the reason why they get on the planet again.
@@CadenButera thank you for making it, it was a great show and I really do want to see more. Great work.
@@raffaelevalente7811 I'm pretty sure it's just the basic reasoning of resources on the planet and it was supposed to be uninhabited. I kind of thought the other guy would explain that.
I would love to see a full length feature from these guys/girls
I love the upside down 7th Army patch on the uniforms.
Well shot, fast paced and competently acted; you can't find much of that on paid TV anymore, the praise is well deserved. Also, as a former USAF 304XX, I do appreciate seeing the AFCC patch early on (I was in when it was upgraded to a command and it still is, by Gawd!), though I couldn't remember what Army unit the rest of the patches were; that gave me a bit of a throw-off since I recognized them, realized I'm probably one of the few who actually recognized them and that's why you used them. A very minor peccadillo.
Thanks! And great catch!
I was more thrown by the odd combination of a very specific Oatey/Harvey washing machine waste water support hook (UPC 00009326409016) paired with a generic 19/21mm corrugate waste pipe on their helments.
@@maxximumb Actually it’s the Everbilt brand discharge hose
@@CadenButera You don't know how long I searched online for the hook with the raised line on it, just for the joke.
Great film though.
I want to see where that storyline goes. seriously. that was well paced. well edited, and fairly well directed. good job you guys. I want to see more of this.
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For the next episode, they will send a group of space marines in... oh wait...
I like the part where they fly the ship by turning and adjusting randoms knobs and switches. Boost the signal like "duh!"
Not bad....Old guy using scanning machine best actor for sure. 👍
Reminds me of ALIEN. I'd like to see a full length feature of this. 👍
Thanks! Yes Alien was definitely the main inspiration. Really wanted to dive into the classic 70-80s rustic sci-fi look in a project. Glad you enjoyed it!
The alert sound during the descent at 3:20 is the Nostromo auto destruct
@@sixdfx It is indeed! Good ear
Loved it would have made a great full length film. Well done everyone.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it
It already IS a full feature film; Alien.
@@britfox7766 But with a new lead actor. ;-) Not as good as Sigourney Weaver, but...
So Aliens meets time travel meets "civilization of unknown origin (probably Earth destroyed by aliens)"....huh?
Keep this going
Nice work. Decent suspense, and competent sfx. The acting was the only weak spot really. I was also particularly amused by teh football helmet face grill on the back of that cockpit chair :-)
One of my earliest films. I'll keep working my craft. Thanks for watching though.
The grey plastic pipes on the helmets are from WASHING MACHINES to hold the drain away hose
I cant get over those. It made me laugh soo much.
Better than space diapers.
They SURE WERE! Perks of filming a sci-fi with zero budget, lol. We had fun making it though!
Yeah, some old fuse boxes and meat skewers too. LOL.
@@kemreaktion903 You know it! 😂😂
This0:44 space ship ambient sound so is my favourite 😭😭😭❤️
Glad I didn't go reading through the comments or it would have ruined what I got. Definitely two times hit with the sound effects I swear they came right from Alien. The buzzing alarm seems to have come straight from the Nostromo, and when they got down to the planet and inside the building the clinking of the chain hanging up just screamed Alien. It was fun and definitely very nostalgic, I would definitely give this an A. And smart decisions of not sending a ship down to the surface when you can't see what's there. GREEN LIGHT FOR FULL MOVIE OR TV SERIES