Synopsis
D3C05 is a sci-fi love letter to Miami’s Art Deco architecture. The film takes the idea of optimistic futurism and reimagines the concept within a neo-human world, where the boundaries between human, nature, and object coalesce; a world where synesthetic communication and performative rituals reign.
D3C05 is a sci-fi love letter to Miami’s Art Deco architecture. The film takes the idea of optimistic futurism and reimagines the concept within a neo-human world, where the boundaries between human, nature, and object coalesce; a world where synesthetic communication and performative rituals reign.
Full credits
- Section
- Out of Competition
- Director
- Blaze Gonzalez, Hannah Gaengler
- Choreographer
- Liony Garcia
- Production countries
- United States
- Production year
- 2021
- Duration
- 4 minutes
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