A Sci-Fi Thriller That Questions Life Beyond Earth
What if life existed elsewhere? This burning question led to the creation of "Galvanik," a sci-fi thriller that delves into the unknown. The story begins with a mysterious woman from another world who crash-lands on the foggy beaches of San Francisco. She is rescued by Sidney, a recently widowed man, and his son, Mackey. At the ER, doctors discover unsettling injuries: deep bite marks, stab wounds, and a dislocated arm. Even more puzzling is a damaged gauntlet attached to her right forearm that cannot be removed.
The "Galvanik" series is a work of passion and imagination, conceived as a quintilogy of five scripts. With three of the five scripts already completed, the series is currently classified as "In development." This epic saga combines elements of science fiction, spirituality, and intense drama to explore the possibilities of life beyond Earth.
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Here’s the audio clip of the evil Taliz from "Galvanik”. This teaser gives you a first taste of the dark and mysterious forces that drive the story.
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The haunting and atmospheric music that brings 'Galvanik' to life was composed by Thibaut Falgairette. His exceptional talent not only adds depth and intensity to the narrative but also immerses the audience in an unforgettable, otherworldly experience. Discover more of his captivating compositions on his official website.
As Sidney, a hospital psychologist, attempts to communicate with the woman, her language is incomprehensible. But through subtitles, we learn that she is issuing a desperate warning: "Release me! I must stop them! They have devoured the flesh of my people!" What follows is a dramatic escalation of events that plunges Sidney, Mackey, and the mysterious woman into a battle against an unknown, deadly force.
Adding to the depth of this project, the concept posters for "Galvanik" were created by designer and artist John Zeleznik. His artistic vision captures the essence of the story, and there is one more poster to be done for the third script, which will be completed later.