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Celsius 486 (2015) [N/A]

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Featuring:
Crisencio Amiana, Tabitha-Leigh Ferguson, Matthew MacLeod

Written by:
Peter Campbell
Christos Petsis

Directed by:
Brad Pope


Release Date:
August 9, 2015

Original Title:
Celsius 486

Genres:
Science Fiction

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 6

Overview from TheMovieDB

In a future where Virtual overshadows Reality, a global sterilization of males exists. The edible product Prolifricil pauses that sterilization - allowing for only "the best of us" to reproduce...but the government deems who "the best" are.

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Overview from Open Movies

Children of Men meets A Clockwork Orange, Celsius 486 takes place amidst a dark and overpopulated future where Virtual meshes with Reality and only the most privileged are allowed to breed. Though a global sterilization of males exists, the chewable gum Prolifricil momentarily disrupts that sterilization - allowing for only "the best of us" to reproduce. Black market versions of Prolifricil prey on humanity's desire to procreate. However, a government powered police force seek those who have defied the non-procreation laws. Those who are apprehended, and deemed inappropriate for proliferation, are sentenced to virtually watch and rewatch commercialized propaganda for the gum - until their subconscious reality washes away any desire for the gum and what it can produce.

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Production

Cinematography:
Anna Sklavos

Director:
Brad Pope

Editor:
Christos Petsis
Anna Sklavos

Music:
Ilario Circosta

Producer:
Christos Petsis
Anna Sklavos
Peter Campbell

Writer:
Peter Campbell
Christos Petsis

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