Another rare gem to come from Rebel Without a Crew: The Series is the Sci-Fi film "On The Run", directed and written by Bola Ogun. This film follows Ki’Leeya (also played by Ogun), a seemingly reserved woman who keeps to herself and her nose to the grindstone. Not long after, it is discovered that Ki’Leeya is actually an alien on the run from intergalactic bounty hunters from her home planet. The closer they get to finding her, the more dire and urgent her situation becomes to get back home.

If there was ever an example of “less is more” when it comes to dialogue choices in a movie, this would be at the top of the list. It shows that leaving a lot of the story telling to visuals can be extremely effective if done the right way. While the dialogue that is there is beautiful and smart, this particular film is made full and complete by seeing the surroundings just as much as hearing what is being said. Ogun’s performance is more than just solid, and really drives the story. There is enough mystery to keep you wondering why these bounty hunters are after her, and captivates the audience to the very last scene. The pacing stays on point, and the slow reveals are timed perfectly. This is honestly a film that could be done well as a television series, or a franchise of films if given the chance.

"On The Run" is true to Sci-Fi form, and feels right at home in that genre. It never has to try hard at all to sell its plot underneath the awesome effects, and leaves you actually wanting more when the credits roll. You will want to give this indie film more than one viewing!