Morning Star Trilogy in order

Beny Tchaicovsky's surreal, computer-animated, three film series. 3 films, 2h 32m in all, in release order.

The Call
2001 · 46 min
A small whisper beckons you to return home, to the present, where the only true reality exists. This animated movie combines mind-expanding computer animation with a potent soundtrack. Beny Tchaicovsky presents a critique of modern society, encouraging viewers to question technological progress as well as search for their own call.
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Caught Between Worlds
2001 · 50 min
Immerse yourself in unfathomable worlds of marvel and mystery through the cutting-edge of 3D computer animation art. Prepare to be caught between everyday reality and dimensions that lie beyond your wildest imaginations. A mysterious soundtrack fuses sound with perplexing imagery to create an amazing journey of insight and wonder.
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Dimensional Connections
Dimensional Connections
2001 · 56 min
The final chapter of the "Morning Star Trilogy", Dimensional Connections is the culmination of an amazing journey that reveals itself with unfathomable insights. An intense and powerful soundtrack leads you stumbling through a maze of traps, temptations and surprises while the visuals dazzle.
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Frequently asked questions

What order should I watch Morning Star Trilogy in?

1. The Call (2001), 2. Caught Between Worlds (2001), 3. Dimensional Connections (2001).

How long does it take to watch all of Morning Star Trilogy?

About 2h 32m across 3 released films.

Do any Morning Star Trilogy films have post-credit scenes?

None are listed on TMDB.