Stars of Antiquity
- Tagline
- Beyond the constellations, the ancient codes of identity transform.
- Description
- In 'Stars of Antiquity', venture to a time when earth's sky brimmed with undiscovered celestial wonders. Join a gallant space-faring pirate (Tom Haricot) as he encounters a mysterious alien (Miles Tellercelery) with powers of transformation that baffle mankind. Directed by the visionary Oliver Stork and co-starring the ever formidable Sylvester Saladone, this epic thriller weaves a tale across the stars where past and future collide. Witness as our heroes unravel ancient cosmic riddles, where identity is more than birthright—it's a journey across the universe.
- MpaaRating
- G
- PopularityScore
- 3.70
- ReleaseDate
- 11/18/2021
- Genre
- Thriller
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
7.80
Oliver Stork's 'Stars of Antiquity' delivers a scintillating odyssey through the cosmos, eloquently exploring the grand tapestry of the universe. The film, loyal to its 'G' rating, refrains from overt conflict, preferring instead to probe the enigma of identity against a backdrop of interstellar intrigue. Tom Haricot embodies the quintessential space-faring pirate with a charisma that evokes the swashbuckling greats, while Miles Tellercelery brings an ethereal gravitas to the transformative alien, seamlessly threading humanity into an otherworldly performance. Sylvester Saladone lends the ensemble an indispensable gravitas, raising the stakes within a narrative already rich with thematic resonance. Stork's vision, though marred by occasional overambition in storytelling, underscores a keen perception of the human condition, mirrored in celestial mythology. The visual effects flourish, not merely as spectacle but as essential narrative devices, crafting a universe as immersive as it is astonishing. Despite its evasion of darker themes, which might have lent greater depth, 'Stars of Antiquity' stands as a work of substantial accomplishment—a family-friendly film that refuses to compromise on intellectual rigor, and in so doing, pays homage to the profound mysteries that have perennially permeated the star-studded canvas of human wonderment.