The spaces between memory and perception, dream and waking reveal themselves on the film surface. Glimpses, impressions, momentary clarity shifts to obscurity and afterimage. This is a film about film, a film that is process-oriented and takes its time. Finding a language without speech, communication is possible by other means.
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Flux trailer
The first trailer for the film FLUX directed by Antony Scott and starring James J Robson coming October 2015.
Æon Flux Trailer [HD]
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Aeon Flux - Trailer
Academy Award-winner* Charlize Theron stars as Aeon Flux the underground operative fighting totalitarian rule in the 25th-century Earth's last living city.
Aeon Flux - Trailer
Academy Award-winner* Charlize Theron stars as Aeon Flux the underground operative fighting totalitarian rule in the 25th-century Earth's last living city.
Aeon Flux - Trailer
Academy Award-winner* Charlize Theron stars as Aeon Flux the underground operative fighting totalitarian rule in the 25th-century Earth's last living city.
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