

The Ore is an short science fiction film set in an fossil fuel depleted earth. It tells the story of Maven Varkaus that searches for an answer for earth's energy problems and Elsa that looks for her son.
Director: Sam Balcomb, Jesse Soff
Writers: Jesse Soff, Sam Balcomb
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