The Escape 2013
"Action takes place in distant future. Eliana has stolen the mysterious teleportation device and activated it being surrounded by police."
Andre Surya directs *The Escape (2013)*, a compact 2-minute CGI animation that plunges viewers into a neon-lit, dystopian future where technology blurs the line between dimensions.
Director: Andre Surya
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Escape* (2013) about?
*The Escape* follows Eliana, a daring thief in a futuristic city, as she steals a mysterious teleportation device and triggers a desperate chase by the authorities. Cornered in a dead-end alley, she activates the device—only to find herself trapped in an even more precarious situation.
Who directed *The Escape*?
Andre Surya directed *The Escape (2013)*, delivering a concise yet intense sci-fi narrative packed into just two minutes.
Who stars in *The Escape*?
The lead role of Eliana is voiced and animated by an unknown cast, with the film's focus squarely on its action-driven storyline.
Is *The Escape* (2013) worth watching?
As a 2-minute CGI animation, *The Escape* may not offer a deep narrative, but its slick visuals and high-energy chase make it a compelling watch for fans of sci-fi action. Its brevity underscores its strengths, leaving viewers eager for more in a compact package.
How long is *The Escape*?
*The Escape* runs for 2 minutes in total.
About The Escape (2013) — A 2-Minute Sci-Fi Thriller You Won't Forget
Andre Surya directs *The Escape (2013)*, a compact 2-minute CGI animation that plunges viewers into a neon-lit, dystopian future where technology blurs the line between dimensions. In this high-stakes sci-fi thriller, the enigmatic Eliana seizes a revolutionary teleportation device, only to trigger a frantic chase through rain-slicked alleys. Cornered by relentless police drones, she races against time, triggering the device but landing in a dead-end trap—leaving audiences breathless in the final moments. The film's sleek animation and dynamic pacing amplify its themes of rebellion, technological peril, and the haunting unpredictability of progress. A microcosm of tension, *The Escape* proves that even the shortest stories can pack a visceral punch.
Tagline: *One reckless heist. A device that changes everything. Nowhere left to run.*