STAR TREK REVIEWED

01min 52sec — 01 January 2003

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/DhzIEpeD354

Download in DivX format (20 MB): http://www.constellationstudios.org/spip.php?rubrique7

From the Constellation Studios website...

The DeSalle captain and the Enterprise NCC-1701-E were ordered to investigate the disappearance of two vessels in the Sipar tropical forest on Tixalia IV . Sipar is and has always been an important place of Tixalia religious culture and all the temples of the forest are protected monuments. Especially the Monument Fortress of Telaar , one of the most sacred buildings of this solar system. The Tixalians, members of the Federation, allowed the highest officer of the ship to enter alone into the sacred forest. This is the captain, of course, teleported in ceremonial dress, despite the protests of his first officer, Commander Ciprach .

DeSalle finds the origin of the shots that destroyed the two ships ... after millennia Telaar Monument Fortress, a peaceful religious place of worship, wakes up and its deadliest defense mechanisms endanger the captain and his ship. orbit. DeSalle, while his ship is nearing destruction, is caught in a frightful dilemma . The Monument is sacred and, in another way, the life of its crew as well ...

The film is based on the universe created by Gene Roddenberry . Although it is on the Enterprise NCC-1701-E, with the crew that has succeeded that of Captain Picard (Star Trek The Next Generation), it glorifies the spirit that made the greatness of the Series Original, a mixture of sixties candor and optimism from John Kennedy's presidency.

Star Trek Monument is respectfully dedicated to the memory of Gene Roddenberry.