Syntactic Labyrinths

Genre:

Science Fiction

Type:

Short Film

After a devastating solar flare, mankind dedicates their final efforts to building The Library, the ultimate archive of our collective knowledge, which is sent into space towards the Andromeda Galaxy. It took 7 minutes for the rays of God to cross our barrier. The heavens opened, and the beams of light traveled our lands with scorching winds and roaring oceans. Those who survived shall find comfort only in each other, and know the true meaning of preservation.

A silhouetted Earth with a solar flare radiating around it in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
Planet Earth with a large hurricane cloud and the aurora borealis across the planet in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
The Cueva de las Manos being scanned by a laser in Syntactic Labyrinths by Blauw Films.
The Tower of Babel with a hand of a hazmat suit in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
A group of hazmat wearing civilians of the settlement of Babylonia in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
The glass ceiling of one of the hexagonal rooms in the settlement of Babylonia in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
Thinker being held by a hazmat wearing citizen of the settlement of Babylonia designed by Edon Guraziu in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
A computer monitor with a scan of the Athervaveda document with IBM z16 systems in the background in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
The Book of the Dead being scanned by a laser in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
An IBM control center computer with information of the trajectory from Earth to the Andromeda galaxy on the screen in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
A grid of buttons from an IBM control center computer system in different colors in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
A distant shot of Saturn with white rings against the starry space in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
A close up of Saturn in silhouette with the rings creating a graphic cutout in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
An asteroid with copper crystals and quartz crystals growing on its surface in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
A dust storm of crystallised particles flying towards the camera in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
The Andromeda Galaxy in Syntactic Labyrinths from Blauw Films.
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How Much Do We Really Know?

In this enigmatic narrative, we delve into a world where the collective knowledge of humanity has found its sanctuary aboard the Library, a spacecraft overseen by the supercomputers, THINKER & RECEIVER. As we cross the infinite, we embark on an odyssey of exploration, venturing into uncharted realms of the universe and unearthing discoveries that defy the boundaries of the known.

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The Library of Babel

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Worldbuilding for the Costume Design of Syntactic Labyrinths

February 3, 2024
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Realistically Exposed Moon renders using ACES Color Space

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Production Articles

Syntactic Labyrinths

® 2021 Syntactic Labyrinths
Developed by Blauw Films

Syntactic Labyrinths® is an open-source project by Blauw Films® that started in 2021.
Published by Blauw Films. Developed by Blauw Films. See blauwfilms.com/legal for full usage rights.
Library tools and programs ®2021-2024 Blauw Films exclusively licensed to Syntactic Labyrinths®.
Resale and modification is only allowed under the MIT License. All rights reserved.

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