Kineograph Moving Pictures Announces Science-Fiction Film Inspired by 1925 Cinema

This original science-fiction film, written by Steven S. Drachman, will be produced by Jen Emma Hertel through Juliet Echo Productions.

The filmmakers are developing "The Vautréian Axis" as though it were a science-fiction movie from 1925, with elaborate sets, strange inventions, and low-tech yet extravagant special effects that would have dazzled audiences of the silent era. Kineograph Moving Pictures will use modern digital technology to replicate the miniature sets, matte paintings, and camera tricks of early cinema. Rick Cortez has been appointed as the film’s Visual Effects Supervisor.

The film is currently in development, and directing and casting announcements will follow. Kineograph Moving Pictures LLC is committed to bringing a unique and innovative take on science fiction to modern audiences by blending the aesthetics of early cinema with contemporary technology.

"The Vautréian Axis" is set to be a groundbreaking project that pays homage to the golden age of cinema while pushing the boundaries of modern filmmaking. With its ambitious vision and meticulous attention to detail, the film promises to captivate audiences and offer a fresh perspective on the genre.