-
Cannes Review: 'Inside Llewyn Davis' Is Vintage ... -
Arthouse Audit: 'Frances Ha' Debuts Strong ... -
Weekend Box Office Top Ten Is Strong, Led ... -
Cannes: Coens Make A Splash with 'Inside ... -
Cannes Fest Diary 2: Dull Coppola, Brilliant ...
-
Cannes Interview: David Lowery Talks 'Ain't ... -
Harvey Weinstein Previews Awards Slate at ... -
Talking 'Star Trek Into Darkness' VFX -
Variety Takes a Hatchet To Warner Bros. Movie ... -
Weinstein Co. Green Lights 'Crouching Tiger ...
-
Cannes Virgin Festival Diary 1: From 'Gatsby' ... -
Cannes Exclusive! Jim Mickle Talks Smart ... -
Cannes Review: Coppola's 'The Bling Ring ... -
Cannes Interview: Ryan Coogler Talks Honoring ... -
Is There a Connection Between Baumbach's ...
London: Abrams Talks 'Star Trek Into Dar ...
'Frances Ha' Q & A: Greta Gerwig, Noah Baumbach ...
Cannes 2012 Box Office Led by 'Moonrise Kingdom,' ...
How 'Iron Man 3' and 'Django Unchained' Played ...
Director Bouzereau Unveils Mogul Zanuck in ...
How Katie Aselton Made Feminist Thriller ...
Sarah Polley Opens Up About Must-See 'Stories ...
Bradley Cooper Is New Model Smart Star
Q & A: How Willimon Runs Fincher's 'House ...Tom Hanks Goes Digital with Yahoo! Animated Web Series 'Electric City,' Voices Lead: "No one gets rich" (VIDEO)
The world as we know it has ended and out of the rubble, the Electric City stands as a symbol of peace and security. Yet under the veneer of order lies a world full of secrets and violence. Secret police, back-alley dealings, daring chases, and murder all find a home in the “Electric City.” Through the lens of a functioning, yet dystopian metropolis, “Electric City” touches upon relevant global issues and themes including energy consumption, freedom of information, crime and punishment and more. The story unfolds gradually, layering mystery upon mystery, inviting viewers to interact with the content and each other. Metaphors and symbols are woven throughout, creating a perfect environment for puzzle-solving and community interaction. Like all good science fiction, “Electric City” raises provocative questions about our own way of life and value systems. Short-form connecting storylines combined with vivid animation and a compelling score will keep audiences watching, while metaphors and a range of subject lines will keep them guessing—and reflecting.
0 Comments