Screenthru (2017) [N/A]

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Featuring:
Ezio Bondi, Michael Chan, Daniel Cosentino

Written by:
Peter Huang
Pat Maloney

Directed by:
Pat Maloney


Release Date:
January 1, 2017

Original Title:
Screenthru

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 3

Screenthru is an app that allows a portal to be accessed on any smart device allowing it's user to reach through the screen. Lead Engineer Ashley introduces us to scientists working on the invention as they run tests on human subjects, as well as showing us a full-on demonstration of the results that Screenthru can produce.

Ashley Kennedy, the lead engineer of Screenthru, introduces us to a new app that is determined to change the world for the better. Screenthru is an app that allows a portal to be accessed on any smart device allowing it's user to reach through the screen. Screenthru can be used to shake hands with a client you're meeting from half way across the world, tucking your children in while away, and even receiving packages that you purchased online in seconds. Ashley reveals Screenthru's most effective feature; being able to smack a troll, punching a hateful blogger, and even slapping a racist commenter. We follow Ashley as she introduces us to scientists working on the invention as they run tests on human subjects as well as showing us a full on demonstration of the amazing results that Screenthru can produce.

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