Sith (short film)

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"I'm no Sith anymore."

―Lola, to the Sith Master^[3]

"Sith" is the first episode of the Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 that premiered on Disney+ on May 4, 2023.^[1]

Official description[]

A former Sith apprentice, leading a peaceful, but isolated life, is confronted by the past when her old master tracks her down.^[4]

Plot summary[]

The episode opens with a spherical droid E2 rolling through the corridors of a house. It enters a door and slides down a flight of stairs into a bedroom. A human woman with a cybernetic arm named Lola is resting and breathing anxiously on her bed. The droid extends three crab-like legs and makes comforting gestures towards the Lola. She reassures E2 that she was just experiencing a bad dream.

With an eclipse approaching, Lola hopes to finish the painting. With the help of E2, she gets a glob of paint from a paint mixer. She opens the container, which releases multi-colored bubbles. Lola attempts to grasp the bubbles but they turn black. She lets go of the bubbles, which splatter on the white surfaces. Lola and E2 exit the building to explore the surrounding garden.

While marveling her surroundings, she and E2 climb a flight of stairs that lead them into a tunnel. Lola proceeds to work on a mural, which she splatters with bright colors. However, Lola cannot seem to wipe away the darker smudges that keep forming on her mural. Lola is disturbed by a sensor alert from Beacon 7, which she believes to have been caused by a meteorite. The woman adjusts the repulsorlift on her TSMEU-6 personal wheel bike and leaves to investigate the beacon alert with E2.

They ride the wheel bike up a high hill. Lola finds that Beacon 7 has been damaged not by a meteorite but by a saboteur. From behind, a masked Sith master with glowing yellow and red eyes approaches her. He is accompanied by several figures in red armor. The Sith master reminds Lola that she made a promise but Lola counters that she is no longer a Sith. Lola tells E2 to start up the wheel bike and the two flee the Sith intruders. They plunge down a cliff and flee through the rocky landscape.

The Sith minions don jetpacks and pursue Lola through the rugged landscape. After dodging a rocket strike, she uses the blasters mounted on the wheel bike to shoot down two of her pursuers. While fleeing the third shooter, Lola tells E2 to prepare the ship. As they approach her garage, the pursuer manages to shoot her wheel bike, causing it to crash. The woman and E2 are thrown out of the vehicle but E2 uses a laser cannon mounted inside his head to shoot the pursuer down.

The Sith master arrives and uses the Force to rip apart E2's three legs. The wounded Lola flees inside her the garage and into her home. The Sith master follows and drags his lightsaber across the floor. Lola confronts him with a yellow lightsaber and two engage in a fierce lightsaber duel. He manages to temporarily blind her with lightsaber sparks, throwing her back. The Sith master tells Lola that she belongs by his side but she counters that she has found her own path.

The Sith master responds that darkness is her fate before throwing her to the ground. He tells her that become the Sith master will be her only escape. Lola touches the floor with her mechanical arm, generating several colored bubbles. She says that light and darkness are part of the painting, and part of her. Lola charges with her lightsaber, which has become a double-bladed weapon with a red and yellow blade. She strikes her master, cutting him down.

The Sith master says that Lola has done well and become a Sith master. Lola replies that she is no Sith as the Sith master becomes one with the Force. Later, Lola repairs E2 and the two depart on her triple-bladed starship to find a more welcoming world. She leaves behind her finished mural of a yellow and red double-bladed lightsaber, representing both the light and dark sides of the Force. As they fly into space, Lola says that she is a master now and can paint her own destiny.

Credits[]

By type

Cast

Uncredited cast

Crew

Uncredited crew

Special thanks

Cast

Úrsula Corberó as Lola
Luis Tosar as Kutu

Crew

Inspired by STAR WARS created by – George Lucas
Written by – Rodrigo Blaas
Directed by – Rodrigo Blaas
Produced by – El Guiri Studios, Lucasfilm Ltd.
Producers – Damien de Froberville, Cecile Hokes, Flannery Huntley
Executive Producers – James Waugh, Josh Rimes, Jacqui Lopez
Score by – Dan Levy

Production Services by – El Guiri Studios

Line Producer – Sumit Verma
Editors – Emily Killick, Rodrigo Blaas
Art Director – Carlos Salgado
Director of Photography – Jonatan Catalán Navarrete
Animation Lead – Damián Caballero
Art/Design – Yingjue Linda Chen, Pablo Dominguez, Frèdèrick Alves Cuhna
Modeling – Anandhasai Sivalingan, Borja Lopez Galiano
Surfacing – Anandhasai Sivalingan, Sergio Moreno
Character TD and Developer – Rudi Hammad
CG Generalists – Alex Mateo Genovard, Patricia Moya
Technical Director – Jose Maria Tejeda (Chispi)
IT – Daniel Ortiz

Previsualization Services Provided by – Les Androids Associès

Storyboard Artist – Ivan Gomez Montero
Previsualization Supervisor – Volcy Gallois-Montbrun
Previsualization – Coraline Hun, Laura Joy Jourdan, Samuel Simon, Lynn Dabbous, Nicolas Castelli, Laurent Wassouf
Rigging – Laura Suisse
Production – Tristan Laville, Sam Gallois-Montburn

Animation Services Provided by – Agora Studios

Head of Animation (Agora) – Jacob Gardner
Animators – Amanda Ortiz Carmona, Bryon Caldwell, Camilo Guaman Gonzalez, Daniele Esprega, Daniel Huertas, Fernando Herrera, Gaurav Dubey, Miraç Tercan, Renato Sena, Tim van Dulmen, Fraser Littlejohn, Kaine Simmonds
Production Manager (Agora) – Maria Casas
Additional Animators – Jose Mas Huerta, Viki L. Amores

Production Services by – El Guiri Studios

Character Effects Lead – Rohit Jain
Character Effects Artists – Uma Havaligi, Jaime Bescansa, Gerard Pasqual Gill, Srinidhi Seshadri, Marco Melantonio, Marc Domínguez Martín
Visual Effects Artists – Alberto Sánchez Jimènez, Gabriel Morala, Phoebe Arjona, Virginia Cantaro
Senzo Studio – Sergio Nieto Albero, Rubèn Hinarejos Guerra, Alejandro Quintanilla Aragonès
Lighting Artists – Ana Burell, Alex Mateo Genovard, Sergio Moreno
Composing Artists – Javier Soler de Cárcer, Andreas Ramirez, Esther Moreno Regueira, Ivan Martinez Casas, Pedram Razi, Daniel de Benito Castellanos, Lara Cores, Santiago Augustí Piles

Music Performed by – the Beethoven Academy Orchestra

Conductor – Błaźej Wincenty Kozłowski
Musicians – Wojciech Gruszka, Zofia Wojniakiewicz, Aleksandra Wagstyl, Elżbieta Łucja Stawarska, Justyna Dybek-Boczek, Paweł Wajrak, Mateusz Jędrysek, Magdalena Kryzyżak-Turschmid, Paweł Futyma, Anna Jabłońska, Aleksandra Lenczyk-Dąbek, Anna Staniak, Jadwiga Frankiewicz, Agata Nabielec, Magdalena Urbańska, Marta Bielawska-Świgoń, Paulina Grzybek, Marat Czepielowska, Paweł Rychlik, Karolina Drwięga, Wojciech Koczur, Natalia Rychlik, Joanna Kapusta, Sławomir Ujek, Izabela Krzywdziak, Waldemar Matera, Karolina Chłostowski, Piotr Sidor, Marta Nagawiecka, Paweł Dziewoński, Michał Panasiuk, Bartosz Gaudyn, Włodzimierez Gazdeczka, Grzegorz Bizukojć, Duszan Korczakowski
Sound Engineer – Bartlomiej Staniak
Music Pre-Mixed by – Remi Barbot at Obsidienne Studio

Lucasfilm Ltd.

Manager, Animation Finance – Danika Gernhart
Senior Production Accountant – Spencer Howerton
Colorist – Jeroen (J.) Schulte
Global Imaging Supervisor – Jeroen (J.) Schulte
Online Editor – Michael Parkinson
Post-Production Director – Joanna Goldfarb
Production Coordinator – Rachel Leung
Production Assistant – Simon Santos

Post Production Sound Services provided by – Skywalker Sound, a Lucasfilm Ltd. Company, Marin County, California

Supervising Sound Editor – David W. Collins
Re-Recording Mixer – Tom Myers
Sound Effects Editors – Kevin Bolen, Bill Rudolph
Foley Artist – Xiuzhu (Mimi) Guo
Foley Mixer – Jimin Stella Jun
Supervising Foley Editor – Alex Wilmer
Foley Editor – Yeonhee Bae
Assistant Re-Recording Mixer – Judy Kirschner
Client Services – Eva Porter
Head of Production – Jon Null
General Manager – Josh Lowden
Theme Music Composed by – David W. Collins
Main Title Designed by – Herzog Design Company
Sound Designer – Gabriel Gutiérrez
Sound Effect Editor – Kevin Hortigüela
Dialogue Editor – Iñaki Sánchez-Elvira
Assistant Sound Editor – Alba Montañes
Graphic Designer – Natalia Montes Navarro
Additional Color Services by – Adriana Solé

Lucasfilm Ltd.

Creative Executive, Lucasfilm Story Group – Matt Martin
Production Counsel – Naureen Z. Hoque
Lucasfilm Counsel – Alexis Donoghoe
Director Business Affairs & Legal Counsel – Christopher Holm
Lucasfilm Marketing – Kerri Martin, Erin Feller
Lucasfilm Int'l Marketing – Barbara Gamlen, Ty Duxbury
Lucasfilm Publicity – Lillian Noble
Lucasfilm Localization – Michael Kohn
Rights and clearances by – Barbour & Company, Cassandra Barbour

Production Legal Counsel for El Guiri Studios – Lexur Consultores SL, MRG Abogados

Consultants – Francisco Ruiz Velasco, Alfonso Blaas

Appearances[]

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Characters	Organisms	Droid models	Events	Locations
Organizations and titles	Sentient species	Vehicles and vessels	Weapons and technology	Miscellanea

Characters

E2 (First appearance)
Lola (First appearance)
Kutu (First appearance)

Events

Republic Era

Organizations and titles

Sith

Sentient species

Human

Vehicles and vessels

Weapons and technology

Engine
Laser cannon
Lightsaber
- Double-bladed lightsaber
  - Lola's lightsaber (First appearance)
- Sith lightsaber
  - Kutu's lightsaber (First appearance)
Repulsorlift

Miscellanea

Sources[]

Notes and references[]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 ^1.6 Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 Release Date, Studios Revealed on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ "Sith" takes place before the defeat of the Sith, which Star Wars: Timelines dates to 1032 BBY.
↑ Star Wars: Visions — "Sith"
↑ SWCE 2023: Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 Trailer, Key Art, and Cast Revealed on StarWars.com (backup link)

Volume 1
1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9
Volume 2
1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9
Books
Ronin (audiobook) · T0-B1
Comics
Manga adaptation (1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · TPB) "The Duel" one-shot · Peach Momoko one-shot Takashi Okazaki one-shot · Original manga I Am Your Mother/Aau's Song
Behind the scenes
"Season One Companion" • Filmmaker Focus · The Art of Star Wars: Visions
Soundtracks
Volume 1 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9 Volume 2 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9

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In other languages

[Release-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 ^1.6 Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 Release Date, Studios Revealed on StarWars.com (backup link)

[Date-2] "Sith" takes place before the defeat of the Sith, which Star Wars: Timelines dates to 1032 BBY.

[Sith-3] Star Wars: Visions — "Sith"

[SWCE_2023-4] SWCE 2023: Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 Trailer, Key Art, and Cast Revealed on StarWars.com (backup link)

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Plot summary[]

Credits[]

Appearances[]

Sources[]

Notes and references[]

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