Project Detail

The Future Isn’t What It Used To Be

Synopsis

By the year 2080, climate change has forced human beings from the Earth, those who remain forced to live isolated nomadic existence. In the desolate landscape, Dez forages for survival until they unearth a morsel of the past, which leads them on an unexpected mission.

Details

Year
2021
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
22 min
Director
Adeyemi Michael
Producer
Fiona Lamptey
Co-Producer
Samira Musa
Executive Producer
David Kimbangi
Editor
Nse Asuquo
Screenwriter
Courttia Newland
Director of Photography
Luciana Riso
Production Designer
Chris Melgram
Sound
Aiken Hansen
Composer
Gaika
Principal cast
Anna-Maria Nabirye, Donna Banya, Anton Cross

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

A Fruit Tree Media production

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