"Senn," a 2013 science fiction feature film, will be screened at Coastal Carolina University on Wednesday, Nov. 9, at 5 p.m. in the Lib Jackson Student Union's Coastal Theater (Room A-110). Admission is free and open to the public.

"Senn," written, directed and produced by Josh Feldman and Britton Watkins, is about Senn, a lowly line worker on Pyom, a world forgotten by the corporation that owns it. Strange phenomena begin to plague Senn when a mysterious alien intelligence arrives to deliver him to the Polychronom. The Polychronom is an ancient object that has surreptitiously chosen him for a mysterious purpose that could mean his undoing.

Feldman and Watkins are San Francisco-based moviemakers who try to create movies outside of the Hollywood mainstream. Feldman, who directed and photographed "Senn." He has a degree from the Rhode Island School of Design and was a creative director at the industrial design firm Frog-Design for seven years.

Watkins co-wrote and co-produced "Senn," and he also invented the language Sinnyamda which is integral to the film's production design. He also consulted on the 2013 film "Star Trek: Into Darkness." The film is being screened as a part of the Edwards College Film Series, sponsored by the departments of history and languages and intercultural studies.

The Lib Jackson Student Union is located at 106 Spadoni Park Circle on the Conway Campus. For more information contact Jim Arendt at 843-349-6409 or jararendt@coastal.edu.