this 18 November 2015 movie director Robert Rodriguezand Oscar-nominated actor John Malkovicthey finished filming the sci-fi movie 100 Years – A movie you’ll never see. But none of us and certainly none of us will ever see it.
100 years The movie will be released a century after it was shot. especially, 18 November 2115. No one will ever see this before and few know what it is about.
After finishing the shoot, 100 Years was kept in a specially designed vault by Fichet-Bauche, The most prestigious case brand that produces a completely unique case for the occasion. No key or security key. Just a countdown to zero 18 November 2115by opening the safe door:
they were sent 1,000 invitations on metal plates (since paper could deteriorate in a century), guests give these invitations to their grandchildren, so they can attend the premiere a century later. While there is a plan to live to 200, maybe some original guests will join…
The film has an advertising component, as it is sponsored by a famous French brand of cognac, but it is a full-fledged film. Thierry Frémaux, general delegate of the Cannes Film Festival, said:I hope our grandchildren will consider 100 Years as a Golden Palm nominee at the 2116 Cannes Film Festival.“.
100 Years screenplay by John Malkovichalso co-starring with Shuya Chang and Marko Zaror. It was directed by Robert Rodriguez.
Little is known about the argument, but everything indicates that he will be interested in it. How will humanity live in 2115?.
Three exploratory teasers were released at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival. Hypothetical visions of what the world will be like in 100 years. Each of the examples starts with the same dialogue and engages the players, but offers a different future.
Man imagines the Earth as a place conquered by nature. Another shows the world ruled by technology after an extraterrestrial exploration where Earth has become an ultra-urbanized and technologically advanced place. And the third teaser shows us humanoid robots taking control of Earth, and humans are forced to flee to escape.
If we bet the rate we’ll go with climate change, wars, or pandemics, there may be no one left to watch the movie in a century…
Source: Computer Hoy
