吞天巨鲨

　　故事发生在遥远的2078年，矿业组织NEB在天狼星6B行星上发现了名为“Berynium”的元素，该元素蕴含着巨大的能量，可以用来充当能源使用。组织派遣了一批矿工前往行星进行能源开采，然而工人们很快就发现，Berynium拥有强烈的放射性，根本不适合使用。
　　虽然矿工们强烈要求停止任务，但组织却不为所动，无奈之下，矿工们自发的组成了“联盟”，和组织之间开始漫长的对抗。为了抵挡组织的猛烈攻击，联盟研制出了小型机器人“Screamer”，它拥有敏捷的身手和强大的攻击力，给敌方造成了巨大的伤害。然而，联盟并不知道的是，在不知不觉间，机器人们已经进化出了自我意识，想要成为这颗星球上的主宰者。

　　It is the year 2022. A mysterious systems failure causes the crew of a spaceship to be stranded on the dark side of the moon, while rapidly running out of fuel and oxygen. They are surprised to discover a NASA space shuttle floating in space, and board it in the hope of salvaging some supplies....

　　韓國和中東發生的一系列不斷升級的事件導致越來越大的衝突，使得強國彼此較勁。 軍力示威，炸彈下雨，士兵們在海上奮戰。 一個家庭陷入了不斷增長的衝突中。 他們能活下來嗎？

　　非常棒的超现实科幻片,与<银色星球>很像,导演Alex Proyas后来还拍了那部著名的<Dark City>,这是他的处女作.以下地址有详细介绍和剧照：

　　Like a dream, some things can only be experienced to understand
　　This film has some of the most beautiful imagery and haunting music ever. (Not to overstate it or anything) A three hander set in a post apocalyptic Oz outback (but one which is wildly more fantastical than Mad Max), Spirits of the Air tells the story of Smith, a stranger on the run who happens upon Felix and Betty, far into the desert.
　　All around them are amazing images of cars buried into the ground like totems, huge flags blowing madly in the desert wind and their house itself is of the old oz pioneer style but decorated everywhere with crucifixes. Felix is an inventor obsessed with flight and making a glider, an obsession which has already left him in a wheel chair. Betty is one of the truly great film characters, just an absolute tripper - I can't describe her but the performance is a delight.
　　This is not a fast film, it is not action packed but is intense - the imagery and art direction are beautiful, the writing is distinct and very Australian but still universal, the soundtrack is haunting (a lot of windsound montages with a simple tune used to great effect) and the performances are both real and surreal.
　　Until you see this film (and for those who have enjoyed the increasingly brilliant work of Alex Proyas, you really should) you won't know what you are missing.