The original October 5 release assembles four stories in approximately 11 minutes 28 seconds. The creator shared it again on October 7; that share is not a new premiere. Full public playback was verified.
Why this film matters
The anthology gives different situations a common concern: technology that exposes people when they try to connect. In Namaste, scouts encounter a predator learning their movements and voices. Lighting makes livestream attention dangerous; Ahoy turns dating-app pings into a signal; Choice puts a joking deserter opposite a courteous enemy mech.
Communication is part of the dramatic threat rather than decoration on a futuristic setting. The deadpan comic framing connects the horror to Vołkaŭ’s wider interest in absurd systems. The four-part release is selected as authored narrative work, without claiming a full critical viewing.
Production evidence
The complete original description and creator link establish the work and its author. They do not provide a versioned tool list, complete credits or a budget. Solo-production and scripting claims attached to The Wrong Planet are not transferred to this anthology.
