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[Stormtrooper1990]

You are one of my favorite USB writers and a kind-hearted person, thank you very much!

But unfortunately when I found it, it showed： currently unavailable to watch in my location


I once suspected that what I found was an incorrect and renamed version: filmed in 2012, with a duration of 13 minutes.
The year is 2057 More than 25 years have passed since the incident destroyed the planet's atmosphere. The survivors took refuge in shelters, buried deep into the ground. At surface level Lee is gathering data and samples of the toxic environment. To this day he has never come across a single human soul on his predefined path through the bleak wastelands. But today Lee is not alone.

You are very welcome, nn1616. I appreciate that.



I'am sorry to here that. We could PM either Trackman and Tirepanted, give them the details, or get lucky and they read this thread . If anyone can find the scene they can.


There are lot of new things coming out on steaming sites, and we have already had a lot of USB scenes from both Netflix and Amazon Prime. This could well be the next area the broad could mine for scenes.

[tirepanted3]

Not familiar with The Rising, and I don't see it on Amazon (maybe it's not available in the USA). Is it a movie or TV show?

[Stormtrooper1990]

Not familiar with The Rising, and I don't see it on Amazon (maybe it's not available in the USA). Is it a movie or TV show?

It is an Indie movie, my mum was watching it on amazon prime this morning. I live In the UK, but I cannot see why how it wouldn't be available in other territories.

[tirepanted3]

Can't find any info on it. Do you have more details (cast, release date, etc)?

[Trackman281]

Well I have genuinely found the film. But just before I could watch it, it says that "it's not available in my location?"

This is annoying as I also can't find any links from my other sources either. This should be an easy scene to spot as well as it states that the film is only 13 minutes long.

The films main actors are named Leander Modersohn and Christoph Drobig.......I must admit, I don't know who they are.

The film was released in 2012 and that's all I have to go on.

P.S I hope I'm looking at the right "the rising" film, but this is the only that's appearing for me.

[nn1616]

This 13 minute movie doesn't seem to be what we want. You can go and watch it on YouTube: this movie only has male actors
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TX57UvRdqRQ&t=550s

[Stormtrooper1990]

Well I have genuinely found the film. But just before I could watch it, it says that "it's not available in my location?"

This is annoying as I also can't find any links from my other sources either. This should be an easy scene to spot as well as it states that the film is only 13 minutes long.

The films main actors are named Leander Modersohn and Christoph Drobig.......I must admit, I don't know who they are.

The film was released in 2012 and that's all I have to go on.

P.S I hope I'm looking at the right "the rising" film, but this is the only that's appearing for me.

I just asked my mum, it's called The Rizen. With a Z not an S.

[Trackman281]

Oh wow, when you said it was a little known indie film you weren't kidding. It's that little known that even places like IMDb have never heard of it haha.

I think you've stumbled across one of those random films you watch because "bored and nothing else at the time". I've watched many films like that in my time and so many of those are not even known on the internet either.

Plus you know it's that lesser known when not even YouTube or Sundance know what it is.

This will be one of those scenes of where I'll randomly and accidentally stumble upon it while searching for something to watch or something for background noise.

Unless........unless it's known by a different name somewhere else?

[Stormtrooper1990]

Oh wow, when you said it was a little known indie film you weren't kidding. It's that little known that even places like IMDb have never heard of it haha.

I think you've stumbled across one of those random films you watch because "bored and nothing else at the time". I've watched many films like that in my time and so many of those are not even known on the internet either.

Plus you know it's that lesser known when not even YouTube or Sundance know what it is.

This will be one of those scenes of where I'll randomly and accidentally stumble upon it while searching for something to watch or something for background noise.

Unless........unless it's known by a different name somewhere else?

That pretty much sums my mum up, bless her. She sees a horror film, in this case an indie film, and thinks wow! That sounds good, when it turns out to be shit. But while films like this may be crap, they could hold potential for USB scenes. After all indie films are anything but conventional.


Amazon seems to be fond of these Indie films, for some weird reason more than Netflix.

Looks like I have set you quite the challenge, my friend.

[tirepanted3]

So I found the scene. The movie is called "The Rizen" from 2017. It's a brief scene, and not really my taste (I dislike USB scenes where the victim is dead), but it is a scene. The heroine comes across some dead people in a lab, and starts stripping a woman who is close to her in size. The next scene shows the heroine wearing the woman's clothes.

The movie is available for free on Tubi (not sure I can post the link), and the scene occurs at about 1 hour and 29 minutes.