Sci-Fi Short Film "The Candidate" | Presented by DUST

Submitted by fizikamind on 18 July 2019 - 1:32pm

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David Karlak’s “The Candidate” explores what happens when the dark thoughts in the back of our minds are given a voice and worse — power. Subscribe for more sci-fi on DUST: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh

‘The Candidate’ – by David Karlak

The story follows a secret society whose purpose is to find people who don’t deserve to live and to kill them with their thoughts. The tension between the pessimistic protagonist and the liaison of the secret society comes to a head in a riveting twist.

The Candidate’s dark narrative is a dead ringer for “American Psycho” and would makes its predecessor proud. 20 minutes is longer than most short films run for but our team promises that after the short’s thrilling opening scene, you won’t be able to stop watching.

Official filmmaker site here: http://www.davidkarlak.com

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