A feature-length film composed entirely of security camera footage.
A feature-length film composed entirely of security camera footage.
Michelle Spark develops a new technology: data glasses. The device can recognize faces and connect them with online information. The impact of this invention becomes evident when a private secret of one citizen is broadcast to the public.
Michelle Spark develops a new technology: data glasses. The device can recognize faces and connect them with online information. The impact of this invention becomes evident when a private secret of one citizen is broadcast to the public.
Her vacation turns into a horrible nightmare for a young female doctor Laura when a nuclear meltdown in the nearby power plant destroys everything she believed in. And it's not over yet.
Her vacation turns into a horrible nightmare for a young female doctor Laura when a nuclear meltdown in the nearby power plant destroys everything she believed in. And it's not over yet.
As a story structure, it reminds a postmodern novel: fragmented, plot-less and on first view: chaotic. Individual pieces can be rearranged and each one has its own life. In terms of genre, the film stands on the border between pseudo-documentary, dark comedy, punk (as an attitude) and video-art.