Reflections on the World as We Made It
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Theatre of the Electric Mouth
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In a poetic, Wurlitzer-soaked memory, a renegade preacher starts a movement that aims to end excess to ensure a future for humanity on planet it. A modern take on Georges Bataille's The Accursed Share, Reflections of the World as We Made It is a histrionic and violent meditation on greed and climate change. ############ written & directed by Zach Trebino, with sound by The Mysterious Mac featuring Kristen Aldrich as News Announcer, Andrew Clark as The Memory, Molly Cohen as The Preacher, Justin Evans as The Seer, Jake Regensburg as The Revolting Art Student, Cory Ringdahl as The Narrator, and a chorus of ThEMbers
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