First, Twitch Film has the latest trailer for Cem Yilmaz's seriously funny A.R.O.G (the sorta sequel to G.O.R.A.). This time, it's all about time travel, and Yilmaz (who penned the movie) has us following around a poor carpet salesman sucked into a time vortex. I know many of you are big fans of Spaceballs, but give me wacky Turkish humor any day. Plus, it looks so well done that I'm really excited about this film and promise to send you all more information the second we find it (as of right now it's just opening in Turkey and Germany in December). Also, if you haven't seen him front and center for the birth of his alien baby, well, I've included that below as well.

New Trailer For A.R.O.G.:
First Three Minutes Of A.R.O.G:

In other new sci-fi comedy news, Max Evry has come out with a sci-fi comedy titled Blue Lollipop that follows a bathrobed man who is forced to both work and live inside a cubicle where he remotely pilots a big old space truck over dangerous planets filled with monsters. But what's the point of working all day if you can't share your wealth with the space ladies? So buckle up and watch as the main character tries to get laid and get paid, space style.

Trailer For Blue Lollipop:

Blue Lollipop is screening on November 16th in Brooklyn, NY, at the Petri Space along with "When Midnight Comes" by Jeff Burns. Doors open at 8 PM.

A.R.O.G:.
The Turkish scifi comedy A.R.O.G (which is actually a sequel to the earlier comedy G.O.R.A.) follows a man whose wife gives birth to an alien baby. Not only does the movie look great, but it's also pretty funny. Some new behind-the-scenes footage is included below, along with the older (but still worth a look) first three minutes of the actual alien birth. The film will be opening in Germany and Turkey in December, but we're still waiting on other release dates.

Opening Scene:

Behind The Scenes:
Sorsvonalak:
A Russian clock maker runs his town with an iron fist and some sort of mental power over the citizens. But that's not enough for him; he wants to control everything - including the impending death of his sick wife. Then a father from the clock factory teams with the powerful factory owner to invent a device that can rewrite history but, of course, nothing goes as planned.

Sorsvonalak teaser from Quiet Earth on Vimeo.

The Ark:
This critically acclaimed CG short from Grzegorz Jonkajtys featuring a band of humans sailing across a plague-ravaged earth looking for a fresh start is now available online. Titled The Ark, the movie may have debuted in 2007, but still holds its own on beauty alone.. You can watch the entire stunning journey of the few remaining humans who are "clean" and their troubled leader at 3D Live.

Trailer:

[Twitch and Quiet Earth]