R'ha
R'ha (2013) is a 6-minute animated student film by German director Kaleb Lechowski. It is being developed into a feature-length film by the director along with writer Matthew Graham and producer Rick McCallum.[1][2][3] However, the lack of proven progress have opened speculation whether it will ever be more than a short film and wasted Kickstarter funds. Voice acting is done by David Masterson from Ireland, who voiced both the characters.
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| Directed by | Kaleb Lechowski |
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| Based on | R'ha by Kaleb Lechowski |
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Running time | 6 minutes |
| Country | Germany |
| Language | English |
Plot
The film starts with the voice of a machine speaking. It is interrogating an alien. The alien comments rudely and the machine says this response is "inappropriate". It electrocutes the alien a few times and mentions a "rendezvous". The alien's backstory is revealed, showing that his race was at war with the machines they created. He, along with his fleet, protected his people, but he was captured. Later on, the machine explains that they wish to gain independence through the extermination of the alien's race. The alien soon breaks free, tearing the machine's head off. He takes his chance and escapes on his ship. Meanwhile, the machine turns itself back on and starts tracking the alien back to his intended rendezvous point.