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THE ASTRONAUT
A cinematic sci-fi adventure with a plot twist so absurd it turns a life-or-death space mission into the world's most dramatic misunderstanding.
Built entirely with Renoise Canvas.
What begins as a tense, emotional fight for survival suddenly transforms into a laugh-out-loud reveal.
The good news? Nobody dies.
The better news? None of it was real.
The bad news? The astronaut's greatest enemy wasn't space... it was a Roomba. 🤖
A short film about courage, sacrifice, and the dangers of taking your imagination a little too seriously.
😂 😂 that was funny
Haha...the twist
Super cool
Thanks
I didn't see that coming 😂
really soo funny man
Nice use of Canvas!
Thanks Victoria
too funny
Enough adventure 😂... Nice one
This is beautiful, I love it
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