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The Future of the Past (2023)

The unnamed narrator goes on a journey that begins with the first space landing on the planet Earth and continues with conversations about the universe, politics, and hatred. She is like a ghost, as she returns to the places where she grew up; places that no longer exist and probably will never exist again. In some places, the narrator meets different people. The thought "The absence of the future has already begun" is revived in their conversations, as well as the consequences of the war. Also, they question the coexistence of humanity with itself. She dares to dream about the future while immersing us in the present, which has changed our future forever.
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The unnamed narrator goes on a journey that begins with the first space landing on the planet Earth and continues with conversations about the universe, politics, and hatred. She is like a ghost, as she returns to the places where she grew up; places that no longer exist and probably will never exist again. In some places, the narrator meets different people. The thought "The absence of the future has already begun" is revived in their conversations, as well as the consequences of the war. Also, they question the coexistence of humanity with itself. She dares to dream about the future while immersing us in the present, which has changed our future forever.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Nicole Medvecka
Written By:Nicole Medvecka
In Theaters:11/7/2023
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Deutsche Film- und Fernsehakademie Berlin (DFFB)

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