Moon
Why this pick
A solitary worker, sleek lunar industrial spaces, and mounting doubts about a carefully managed mission make this an intimate, more cerebral companion to Oblivion.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
A solitary worker, sleek lunar industrial spaces, and mounting doubts about a carefully managed mission make this an intimate, more cerebral companion to Oblivion.
Why this pick
It shares Oblivion’s mournful future-war scale, tactile ruined-world imagery, and a soldier’s growing moral uncertainty about the side he serves.
Why this pick
Its tightly controlled sci-fi puzzle places a disoriented protagonist inside a mission whose rules and purpose steadily become more emotionally complicated.
Why this pick
For Oblivion’s clean near-future design and escalating conspiracy, this delivers a leaner, grittier techno-thriller driven by a man discovering how little control he has.
Why this pick
Its elegant retro-futurist world and restrained melancholy echo Oblivion’s visual polish, while one man quietly pushes against a system built on concealed truths.
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01 / THE STORY
In 2077, sixty years after a war with extraterrestrials has devastated Earth, humanity lives on Saturn's moon and a weary soldier named Jack Harper's mission on Earth is almost over. Suddenly, he meets a stranger and is forced to question all that he knows, confront convention, and contemplate risking humanity's fate on a wild whim.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Jack Harper

Julia Rusakova Harper

Victoria Olsen

Malcolm Beech

Sally

Sykes
Kara
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