When A Short Film Looks As Good As A Hollywood Blockbuster

When A Short Film Looks As Good As A Hollywood Blockbuster


Dust is not, as you may first think, an upcoming Hollywood adaptation of The Last Of Us. It’s just a short, one that’s taken four years, and a lot of hard work, to put together.

A lot of that punch comes from fact it’s been produced by Ember Labs (who we’ve featured previously on Kotaku), making the whole thing look like it cost $US100 million to make. Which it most certainly didn’t.

That said, this isn’t exactly a student project, either. Filmed on location in Japan, its star Masashi Odate has been in flicks like Letters From Iwo Jima and The Last Samurai (and games like Red Steel), while some of the music was done by Naruto composer Yasuharu Takanashi.

Dust will hopefully be out in December.


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