This Kickstarter project is about a short film to showcase the daring and futuristic world of their planned feature length sci-fi thriller 'I-VOLUTION'.

The Story:

A brilliant but obsessed scientist finds himself on the brink of creating the world’s first artificial intelligence in this provocative and visceral sci-fi/suspense film from Mojo Road Entertainment. In the not too distant future, while creating the EVE Residence--a super computer operated ‘smart home’--Bionetic’s scientist COLIN DARROWAY discovers a way to link himself to the computer in hopes of creating the world’s first human-computer singularity. A symbiosis of man and machine that promises to accelerate the computer to artificial intelligence level and launch humanity to unbelievable heights.

Movie Inspirations & Influences: 2001: A Space Odyssey; Star Wars; Her; Soylent Green

An animated short film about a man's collapsing sanity, featuring the voices of Paul Giamatti, Jason Mantzoukas, and Kate McKinnon

GIANT SLOTH is a surrealist tale drawing as much on influences like Fellini and (the main character's namesake) Luis Buñuel as it does animation from the 1960s and 70s.

I backed this Kickstarter project on the basis of Paul Giamatti starring. He is one of my favourite actors and he has deadpan humour.

The Story

The museum where Gordon Boonewell works - The Benchley Museum of Cultural and Natural History - has fallen on hard times. Attendance is down and they've been in the red for ages. So it's no surprise when the museum privatizes... no surprise to anyone other than Gordon.

But Gordon is a curator of the past, a man set in his ways. Ways that are being systematically erased, dumping him into a world he's willfully ignored. Unable to cope with the upheaval alone, Gordon begins to suffer hallucinations. Or at least he hopes they're hallucinations...

About Scandinavia and the World:
It started in 2009 by the artist known as Humon, a comical look at how countries humanise one another and has grown to over 300 comic strips.

About the Animations:
Scandinavia and the World will be brought to life in these funny, thoughtful, and somewhat educational animations, voiced by Stanton Nichols (and others) and beautifully animated by Stephen Leotti.
On their website and YouTube channel

This Kickstarter project had all the promises I wanted to hear and see from an indie filmmaker.  Misirlou the Movie has got it all; Sex, Drugs, Sunshine, Violence, Morality, PTSD and the search for ... what ever... everything. The whole thing is one LSD Trip with some sober moments. You can't help to get endeared by the initial acting, which get slightly better over time.
The main feature here is the 'colour' it is filmed in and the music used.

The music piece called Misirlou is made famous to the 90's generation in Pulp Fiction as performed by Dick Dale.