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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
* ''Released:'' 1999 (New Zealand) | |||
* ''Runtime:'' 16 min. | |||
* Letters About the Weather is a futuristic short film set 50 years from now, at a time where virtual reality is so real and addictive that it has nestled its way into the actual fibre of reality. It is a place where it's possible for a person to have a virtual relationship with a partner of choice, day or night. This technology has become so easy and so accessible that humans have lost touch with reality. Letters About the Weather follows a woman, fed up with perfection and fantasies, and sees her seek the truth and unpredictability that reality can bring. | * Letters About the Weather is a futuristic short film set 50 years from now, at a time where virtual reality is so real and addictive that it has nestled its way into the actual fibre of reality. It is a place where it's possible for a person to have a virtual relationship with a partner of choice, day or night. This technology has become so easy and so accessible that humans have lost touch with reality. Letters About the Weather follows a woman, fed up with perfection and fantasies, and sees her seek the truth and unpredictability that reality can bring. | ||
Revision as of 00:52, 21 September 2017
Summary
- Released: 1999 (New Zealand)
- Runtime: 16 min.
- Letters About the Weather is a futuristic short film set 50 years from now, at a time where virtual reality is so real and addictive that it has nestled its way into the actual fibre of reality. It is a place where it's possible for a person to have a virtual relationship with a partner of choice, day or night. This technology has become so easy and so accessible that humans have lost touch with reality. Letters About the Weather follows a woman, fed up with perfection and fantasies, and sees her seek the truth and unpredictability that reality can bring.
Alum Actors
- Ian Hughes plays Ben
- Rajeev Varma plays Day Tripper
- Ray Woolf plays Angel
Non-YH Alum Crossactors
- None.
Links
Additional Pictures (YH Alum Actors)
Ian Hughes as Ben.
Rajeev Varma as Day Tripper.
Ray Woolf as Angel.
