Tropical Malaise: Prologue Trailer

Tropical Malaise: Prologue Trailer (2017)

24 January 2017

This site-specific film examines life on earth 500 million years in the future, after the end of human existence. Utilising the material logic of architectural rendering as it pertains to the current development of Miami, the film invites a sense of reified reality, where renderings, through the event of their creation, become concrete reality.

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International Releases Dates

United States 24 January 2017

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