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Letters About the Weather 

50 years in the future, virtual reality is so real and addictive that it’s woven into the fabric of reality. People can have virtual relationships with their chosen partners at any time. This technology’s accessibility has led humans to lose touch with reality. Fed up with perfection and fantasies, a woman seeks the truth and unpredictability of reality.
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50 years in the future, virtual reality is so real and addictive that it’s woven into the fabric of reality. People can have virtual relationships with their chosen partners at any time. This technology’s accessibility has led humans to lose touch with reality. Fed up with perfection and fantasies, a woman seeks the truth and unpredictability of reality.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Directed By:Peter Salmon
Written By:Reuben Pollock, Peter Salmon
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Runtime:15 minutes
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