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Your Final Meditation (2024)
A girl enters a guided simulation to ease her growing anxiety. In psychedelic sequences combining scripted scenes, found footage, and AI-generated imagery, Your Final Meditation considers virtual space as a site for technological transcendence.
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A girl enters a guided simulation to ease her growing anxiety. In psychedelic sequences combining scripted scenes, found footage, and AI-generated imagery, Your Final Meditation considers virtual space as a site for technological transcendence.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Corey Hughes
In Theaters:10/6/2024
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Runtime:52 minutes
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