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An atmospheric, bleak film.
iTMRW is a 75-minute dance theater piece set to a live performance of a futuristic concept album by Arc Iris. The romance of Robert and his android partner, Jenny, unfolds against the backdrop of a world where advanced technology is both a source of and a “cure” for human alienation. Advertisements come in the form of pop-up thoughts, entire cities float on islands of trash, and female forms are purchased and discarded at will. The piece takes its title from iTMRW, the ultra mega-corporation that produces and sells every single thing known to man. Amazon, Google, and Facebook hooked up with the U.S government, made ugly, ugly love, and spawned a demon baby.
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It is a 75-minute dance theater performance that follows the romance between a human and an android set against a dystopian future dominated by a monolithic corporation.
The piece was created by the art-pop band Arc Iris, featuring a live performance of their futuristic concept album.
No, it is a recorded performance art piece centered on dance and music rather than a narrative film structure.
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