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Skerry & May
In the near future, May returns to a remote Scottish island for one last conversation with her lost partner, in a world drifting between memory and simulation, laying bare both grief and the limits of technology.
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In the near future, May returns to a remote Scottish island for one last conversation with her lost partner, in a world drifting between memory and simulation, laying bare both grief and the limits of technology.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Paul Gray
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Screen Academy Scotland, Good Well Films, Lothian Films
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