Cyril Vrancken

Lands of Steel

Lands Of Steel is a self-reliant CGI-animated movie, revolving around a solitary robot's odyssey through an uninhabited city in search of the Infected. However, in its journey, the robot finds itself contemplating the remnants of the once-thriving human world, which still lingers in certain aspects. Along the way, the robot confronts a myriad of dangers and wonders, stirring genuine emotions it never thought possible. The story delves into profound themes, including war and genocide, seen through the lens of a mindless robot, the timelessness of nature, and the exploration of moral complexities between what is good and bad.

Lands of Steel

Lands Of Steel is a self-reliant CGI-animated movie, revolving around a solitary robot's odyssey through an uninhabited city in search of the Infected. However, in its journey, the robot finds itself contemplating the remnants of the once-thriving human world, which still lingers in certain aspects. Along the way, the robot confronts a myriad of dangers and wonders, stirring genuine emotions it never thought possible. The story delves into profound themes, including war and genocide, seen through the lens of a mindless robot, the timelessness of nature, and the exploration of moral complexities between what is good and bad.

Whispers of the Waves

Whispers Of The Waves is a supernatural kidnapping story featuring Jacob and Andrew who set off to the Belgian beaches of De Panne and get kidnapped by a mysterious man called Albert. Albert lives in a big mansion near the sea and writes a book. The teenagers he kidnapped become the characters of his book. Albert gives them a seashell that will torment Jacob and Andrew throughout the story.

Whispers of the Waves

Whispers Of The Waves is a supernatural kidnapping story featuring Jacob and Andrew who set off to the Belgian beaches of De Panne and get kidnapped by a mysterious man called Albert. Albert lives in a big mansion near the sea and writes a book. The teenagers he kidnapped become the characters of his book. Albert gives them a seashell that will torment Jacob and Andrew throughout the story.