Ctrl + Alt + Dream

great make up, and robotic acting. The story was interesting, although I lost the flow here and there

I liked the story and very good robotic acting. There were a few shots where the framing was a bit high - cutting the actors off at the neck, but other than that very easy to watch. Some very funny moments. Good effort guys, well done.

A great idea that dragged in a few places. Loved the dream sequence.

Good job with a pretty hard genre. The makeup was great, and the robotic acting was hilarious. The scene where they are all sleeping around/ on the bins was funny, the upside down guy was the best. Was a bit hard to follow in some places, but overall was an awesome effort for a 48hour film.

One of the only films in the heat with a clear story from the start. Enjoyed the dream sequences very much. Camera and editing could do with more work.

At the start I thought it was just a continuation of the team intro, but then you got going with the story. Never realised until now how I dislike the use of fake wigs, although I guess that part called for something crazy. It was a bit all over the place although I get the general plot line (I think). I liked the rubbish bin scene and wondered if this would have been a good place to start and maybe even end back up on. The dream scene was, ummm ... definitely dreamy. I wasn't tempted to Ctrl+Alt+Del at any stage during viewing so that's a plus.

An android goes to great lengths to dream. This film put a a lot of effort into costuming and production design which was great and a bit of a rarity in 48 Hours. I felt like this film was a drama (with a great story) which unfortunately tried to be a comedy and wound up being a bit unfunny.

Good job with a pretty hard genre. The makeup was great, and the robotic acting was hilarious. The scene where they are all sleeping around/ on the bins was funny, the upside down guy was the best. Was a bit hard to follow in some places, but overall was an awesome effort for a 48hour film.

An android goes to great lengths to dream. This film put a a lot of effort into costuming and production design which was great and a bit of a rarity in 48 Hours. I felt like this film was a drama (with a great story) which unfortunately tried to be a comedy and wound up being a bit unfunny.