Friday, October 11, 2019

Ivan Engler's CARGO (2019)

It's cold in outer space, and lonely, too. 
A four - year trip aboard a cargo ship,
With eight-month shifts alone, while all the crew
But you is hibernating, gets a grip
On mind and body. Engler here partakes
Of A. Tarkovsky, Ridley Scott, and, yes,
Of Kubrick. Spacecrafts shown are dark, with lakes
(Well, shallow pools) of water, and a mess
Like YoYoDyne Propulsion! Atmosphere
Is paramount in moody sci - fi flicks, 
And this has it in spades. And, too, the sheer
Unpleasantness of all aboard will fix
Attention on the dreariness yet more,
As will the silences that form the score. 

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