Directed by Kent Tate

Logline: Aspects of my world as it appears today, a world quite different from what I anticipated.

Synopsis: During my childhood I spent countless hours daydreaming. Often about beaming aboard an alien spacecraft where they would ask me about life on Earth. I would enthusiastically tell them my thoughts and observations about this or that, which the space aliens always seemed to find very interesting. In retrospect, I was engaging in a transference of my frustration that no one on this planet seemed particularly interested in my opinions.

Distribution Contact: WFG

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RUNTIME: 4 Minutes
GENRE: Documentary, Experimental
PRODUCTION FORMAT: HD
LANGUAGE: English
LOCATION: British Columbia
TECHNIQUES: Computer Animation, Special Effects, Visual Effects
KEYWORDS: Cultural Analysis, Ecology, Sci-Fi, Aliens, Nature, Experimental, Documentary, Art, Artist, Portrait, Short, Landscape, Society

Director's Statement: At that time I was a voracious reader of science fiction novels. In particular Robert Heinlein, Ray Bradbury, and Isaac Asimov. Von Däniken's "Chariots of the Gods?" even had me convinced for a time that we were apes with a genetic implant. After attending Expo 67 in Montreal and watching Stanley Kubrick's “2001: A Space Odyssey" I was certain that the 21st Century would manifest as the Expo pavilions and that movie appeared to predict.