‘The Outbreak’ is defined by an unmissable sleekness, and an equally complementary background score to go with it all. It is located in a world that has battled a lockdown for a year, up to a point where people have run out of food. They have now resorted to cannibalism and hunting each other down. <br><br>

As the announcer on the radio acquaints us with this world, the protagonist’s pursuit of securing his survival continues. The film is further embellished with a competent edit that keeps the action rolling in a high-paced manner. Whether escape is available for the humans trapped in the world of ‘The Outbreak’ is anyone’s guess, but as for the film, it surely remains an entertaining, consistent watch throughout.


The Outbreak | Short Film of the Day

The short documentary is a captivating glimpse into the flora and fauna of the Ranthambore National Park, with especial focus on the magnificent Bengal tigers. Alongside the introduction to a mother and her cubs exists the portrayal of a large number of other animals, and the many ways in which they have adapted to the habitat for their own survival. <br><br> The visual development of the narrative remains its biggest strength, triumphing other raw edges that might constitute the film. Tying it all together is a sweet glimpse into a small tiger family, as well as a brief window into their hunting habits. All of this is then condensed within a brief five minutes and thus presented to the audience.

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