Chronicles of the Starborn
- Tagline
- History is not only written by humans.
- Description
- In an ambitious blend of history and otherworldly fantasy set during the Space Age, 'Chronicles of the Starborn' unveils the untold stories of alien civilizations that have shaped human progress. James Mâché-son stars as the charismatic con artist, who, with the knowledge of extraterrestrial secrets, maneuvers through the echelons of Earth's power. Butter Keaton plays an ingenious chef whose intergalactic culinary skills hold the key to diplomatic ties with the Starborn. Mark Ryelance brings to life a space-faring thief-turned-hero whose quest for redemption will change the course of history. Directed by Ken Loachnid, this serious historical fantasy challenges viewers to see the universe through a lens that transcends time, cultures, and worlds. As these characters' paths intertwine, they must navigate the delicate balance between Earth's destiny and the influence of the cosmos. 'Chronicles of the Starborn' is an epic tale that will illuminate the past and inspire the future.
- MpaaRating
- PG
- PopularityScore
- 9.10
- ReleaseDate
- 08/11/2022
- Genre
- History
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
7.80
Ken Loachnid's 'Chronicles of the Starborn' is a commendable effort to stitch together the fabric of history with the silken threads of otherworldly fantasy. The film, steeped in the serious tone of its Space Age setting, endeavors to rewrite our interpretation of progression with the revelation of alien races influencing mankind's trajectory. James Mâché-son delivers a nuanced performance as the con artist with knowledge beyond the stars, while Butter Keaton offers an unexpectedly profound portrayal of a chef whose gastronomic brilliance is lauded across galaxies. Mark Ryelance infuses a striking depth to his character, compelling the audience to invest in a redemption arc that feels simultaneously terrestrial and extraterrestrial. The weaving of these characters' fates against a backdrop of cosmic ballet is both ambitious and audacious. However, the film occasionally succumbs to the weight of its own aspirations, teetering on the brink of overwhelming its audience with complex interstellar politics. Yet, it's precisely this unapologetic audacity that will spark conversations long after the credits roll. The MPAA's PG rating ensures the film's accessibility to a younger audience, potentially sowing the seeds of curiosity and wonder about the great cosmos that envelopes our tiny blue dot. 'Chronicles of the Starborn' doesn't just challenge our perception of history — it dares us to envisage a future where the cosmos and humanity are inexorably linked.