What a Beautiful World This Will Be
Official Selection Palm Springs International ShortsFest, Slamdance: Anarchy Shorts, Raindance Film Festival A magical-realist detective story sprawling across the frozen Brooklyn expanse. An underemployed, young drunk crawls out of bed to find his missing friend while a mysterious disease called “the blank” ravages the city and a giant conqueror worm crawls along the sky.
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Official Selection Palm Springs International ShortsFest, Slamdance: Anarchy Shorts, Raindance Film Festival A magical-realist detective story sprawling across the frozen Brooklyn expanse. An underemployed, young drunk crawls out of bed to find his missing friend while a mysterious disease called “the blank” ravages the city and a giant conqueror worm crawls along the sky.
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Written By:Tyler Walker
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