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joan and obelisk and the cellular medallion (2023)
Joan and Obelisk is a short-form video diary of a particularly hot day in a life of two future people- Joan, a virtual activist enthused by action, and Obelisk, an analog dog walker undergoing a second puberty. The video, or "cellular medallion", is a short recollection of a poorly planned play-date.
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Joan and Obelisk is a short-form video diary of a particularly hot day in a life of two future people- Joan, a virtual activist enthused by action, and Obelisk, an analog dog walker undergoing a second puberty. The video, or "cellular medallion", is a short recollection of a poorly planned play-date.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:April Evelyn Oxford
In Theaters:9/15/2023
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Runtime:5 minutes
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