(2016) is a low-budget independent science fiction adventure that centers on a group of children who discover a classified NASA file and a mysterious extraterrestrial object. The film follows their journey to protect the artifact and return it to its rightful owners—two child aliens from Planet Kepler 62-F. Critical and Audience Reception
“Kind of a simplistic government agent/alien conspiracy movie with kids.” Letterboxd The Kids from 62-F YIFY
“While I would not use the word "good" I had a good time watching this. Funny premise and the kids made me laugh.” Letterboxd (2016) is a low-budget independent science fiction adventure
“Worst of all is the clunky writing. It could still be fun but the writing is horrible.” IMDb The Kids from 62-F (2016) Funny premise and the kids made me laugh
The film has received largely negative to mixed reviews from critics and viewers, often cited for its "student film" aesthetic and uneven production quality.
Critics frequently describe the writing as "clunky" or "simplistic". The story leans heavily into common sci-fi tropes, featuring mean NASA agents, school bullies, and government conspiracies.