«The Multidimensionals: Star Envoy» by Ewa Pirog-Rojas

There are science fiction films that merely explore distant worlds, and then there are those that use them to tell something profoundly human. The Multidimensionals: Star Envoy, the directorial debut of Ewa Pirog-Rojas, belongs to the latter category. Behind the intergalactic epic of alien hybrids and cosmic diplomacy lies a reflection on our identity, the role of invisible elites, and the truth hidden behind myths. At the same time, the film delves into deeper themes of human nature, psychology, and fears—how we define ourselves in relation to the unknown and what it means to trust forces beyond our comprehension.

The story follows Ulrin, a man who is both a government agent and an alien hybrid, tasked with recruiting a team of special ambassadors to represent U.S. interests in the galactic community. His allies—Anuba, Karson, and Phoebe—come from different walks of life, and their interactions with extraterrestrial species such as the Annunaki, Arcturians, and Reptilians reveal a universe where politics extends far beyond Earth’s borders. But The Multidimensionals does not settle for conventional sci-fi.

The film stands out for its ambition in blending government intrigue and spirituality, thriller and mythology, without ever losing its entertaining nature. Shot on 35mm film and featuring an aesthetic reminiscent of the raw charm of old sci-fi productions, the film does not chase the flawless realism of contemporary digital effects but instead aims for a visual immersion that reflects its layered narrative.

Pirog-Rojas transforms her love for the genre into a work that brings a female perspective to a landscape still largely dominated by men. Her choice to convey uncomfortable truths through sci-fi metaphors is no coincidence: science fiction has always had the power to speak about what cannot be openly said, and here it becomes a means to explore our perception of reality and the invisible forces that shape it.

The Multidimensionals: Star Envoy is a journey into a universe where interstellar politics intertwines with the fate of humanity. A film that intrigues, challenges conventions, and proves that science fiction, when told with passion and vision, can still surprise us—not only with distant worlds but also with the truths it reveals about ourselves.