Anyone have any news about him , no more updates from his insta and comments are turned off ??

Topic. It was/is on youtube, was less than 20 minutes, but more than 10. It was posted at least five or so years ago to at least one of the kinda popular retrowave/synth youtube channels. Loke maybe the "actual" NRW channel, maybe 80s Guy, maybe something else. This was live action as well.

The subject matter of the video was a trenchcoat/western style duster wearing cyborg (complete with a stereotypical cowboy hat) storming a raider hideout in a cyberpunk (possibly post apocalyptic) setting. Hard cyberpunk. Like wires and crt and wreckage style cyberpunk, little to no neon and "glam" shiny and new looking cyberpunk. Not full tilt Mad Max style wreckage, but more decrepit than the likes of Blade Runner.

The duster wearing cyborg is portayed in a more sinister aura, but the raiders aren't made out to be good guys or anything. The early stages of the video kinda goes for that "evil and less evil" kind of vibe.

The raiders are trying to activate a more traditional looking cyborg, possibly just a robot, strapped to a wall. Regardless of what it is, it outwardly is humanoid and heavily armored, somehwere between storm trooper and 40k space marine. Not HUGE, but also more than just a dude that slapped some armor on.

At the tail end of the fight, the raiders do get the cyborg activated, and it fights the duster wearing one. As they fight, the duster one manages to reboot the raider one, and they team up to kill the rest of the raiders. The plot twist is that the two cyborgs are buddies, and the duster one was on a rescue mission.

The video ends with them walking off together (but not "together" lol).

I have no idea who did the music for it, but I am pretty sure it was just one band/artist. Outside of the framing short film parts, the entire central fight scene was scored and shot as if it was a music video. This was also an "official" production in that the it wasn't just over dubbed or something. Can't say if it was directly made for the music or if the music was made for it though. It was, with no uncertainty posted to a music channel as a music thing first, short film second.

It was also not "cheap" in the sense that it was a formal enough of a production that it had proper set design, the fights were properly choreographed, and it had solid vfx. In positively no ways could this be mistaken for a fan production, no shade intended at them.

Thanks for any help, and sorry if this isn't the place for this, but posts in other subs have neither gained any traction nor yielded any results.

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