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Amanda Melby and Nancy Mercurio in Ouroboros (2015)

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Ouroboros

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10/10

Sci Fi doesn't have to be fantastical to be good.

Ben and Keith (The Two Gay Geeks) who screened this short at the first Phoenix Loves Sci- Fi Film Festival along with 20 other shorts. This was one of the ones they chose as a standout among the crowd. This was the product of one of our local Phoenix filmmakers. Here is what Ben thought of the short: One of the "headiest" shorts I have ever seen. What I loved about this was the attention paid towards actual theoretical science, all starting with quantum entanglement, followed by a nod to such advanced notions as temporal physics and possibly even string theory. If I only had one complaint is that there was so much science being thrown out that there was too much for me to absorb in one viewing. This is one short I would most definitely want to watch again. Keith enjoyed the characterizations and the heart of the story as well as the more true science of the short. A must see for anyone that enjoys hard science fiction. We look forward to seeing more form this director.
  • TGGeeks
  • Jul 5, 2015
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