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EmPath (2018)
A PR rep, Mia, seeks to defend her corner whilst being chastised and grilled by bullish news anchor, Kathy Gilbert, over the consequential morality and ethical implications of EmPath - a device which lets users mutually see and "feel" everything in each other's conscious and subconscious. Meanwhile, a couple, Ryan and Lola, facing challenges, utilise EmPath to see and experience each other's entire history - warts and all. Once they unplug, they're confused.
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A PR rep, Mia, seeks to defend her corner whilst being chastised and grilled by bullish news anchor, Kathy Gilbert, over the consequential morality and ethical implications of EmPath - a device which lets users mutually see and "feel" everything in each other's conscious and subconscious. Meanwhile, a couple, Ryan and Lola, facing challenges, utilise EmPath to see and experience each other's entire history - warts and all. Once they unplug, they're confused.
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